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I.T.A. NO.1909/LB OF 2005, DECIDED ON 30TH JULY, 2005. versus I.T.A. NO.1909/LB OF 2005, DECIDED ON 30TH JULY, 2005.

Appeal to the Appeal Tribunal's legal notice regarding the cancellation of section & 63 & ex 13 assessment which has not been complied with, the Assessing Officer finalized the earlier part of the assessment based on the facts available to the Record First Appellate Authority. Weighed in on the facts after finalizing. Passing through this case and the diagnostic record, it was concluded that the Assessing Officer's Assessment Order was not maintained in law and the Assessment Order was canceled before the Appellate Tribunal Assessment Order was completely silent on this date. Was filed before the appellate authority's order. Notices were issued and for dates that were allegedly properly presented and their assessment failed to comply with the terms of the notice, even on the basis of the date on which the last legal notice was issued The previous action was launched, not included in his body. The allegedly issued legal notices were not available on the record that the default order was included in the order of inquiry by the Assessment Officer from which the earlier proceedings were initiated, the Income Tax Ordinance 1979 Ex parte assessment made under section 63 of the Act was rightfully dismissed and the Court of Appeal dismissed and the Court of Appeal dismissed. patent advocate from Okara lawyer