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I.T.AS. NOS. 653/KB AND 654/KB OF 2000-2001, DECIDED ON19TH MARCH, 2002 versus I.T.AS. NOS. 653/KB AND 654/KB OF 2000-2001, DECIDED ON19TH MARCH, 2002

Income Tax Ordinance 1979 Sections 66 (1) (c), 134 and 136, in some cases the time limit for appraisal in the Appeal before the High Court is stated by the viewer considering the limitations in the High Court of Appeal. The timing cannot be justified. Section 66 (1) (c) of the Income Tax Ordinance 1979 shall apply in cases where no remedy under section 134 or section 136 of the Income Tax Ordinance has been abolished, the facts of the present case do not support the dispute. used to. Apart from the mere filing of an appeal before the High Court for a limited period of assessment, section 66 of the Income Tax Ordinance 1979 had nothing to do with the outcome of the appeal or reference and dismissal grounds, the only requirement of the law to be seen. That was whether an appeal or reference was filed in the High Court, which the officer examining at his own discretion could not accept the result of a pending appeal or reference. There was no question of any earlier timeframe threshold for the High Court to finalize the assessment, as the Assisi argued that the deadline for finalizing the assessment was to end on 30 2000 2000 because The order was received on 17 5 1999, therefore, the assessments made on 29 6 2000 and 28 6 2000, respectively, were within a time frame of dispute that had been assessed for violation of the statute of limitations. Pakistan, top advocate family court from Noshki lawyer