I.T.A. NO.183/LB OF 1996, DECIDED ON 23RD SEPTEMBER, 2003. versus I.T.A. NO.183/LB OF 1996, DECIDED ON 23RD SEPTEMBER, 2003.
Section 132 (1) (a) (i) Decision on Appeal The first appellant authority to evaluate the appellant asserted that once the first appellate authority had come to the conclusion that the appraised assessment was without jurisdiction. Nor was it sustainable. One of the best decisions, the diagnostic order should have been canceled or canceled was the review of the validity formulated by the Assessing Officer at FreshL without legal jurisdiction because the Assisi's head office and factory cover were present. \ B at which the jurisdiction to review the case was applied to the Commissioner of the second zone, where the appellate authority concluded that the order passed by the appraising authorities was without legal jurisdiction. Well, the proper way was to cancel / consider de novo instead of repealing the same assessment order. The diagnostic authority considered DeNau for the purpose of concealing its legal laconus appellate tribunal. Cancellation / Cancellation of Assessment Order Approved by Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax and Vacancy of First Appellate Authority \ A ated r \ n \ r n
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