Sections 17B and 16 (3) by the Inspector Assistant Commissioner to review the order of the Wealth Tax Officer, powers of the Inspector Assistant Commissioner when the original order is made by the Assistant Commissioner Assistant after the approval of another Inspector Assistant Commissioner. Approved as Commissioner Special Income Tax Special Officer In addition to his special assignment as an Inspector Assistant Commissioner; his appointment as Assistant Commissioner of Inspection was retained. The assignment of a Special Officer as a Senior Officer was not insulted and an additional Commissioner stepped into duty when inspecting the Assistant Commissioner of shoes for a particular purpose assistant. The assignment did not deprive him of his position as a commissioner, he was entitled to all the powers and jurisdiction assigned to him, unless his assignment to work under special circumstances as auxiliary commissioner exceeds his regular charge. And the Inspector Assistant Commissioner cannot cancel this order. Another Inspector Assistant Commissioner, even if he has been finalized under a special jurisdiction assigned as a Special Officer, will step into the shoes of the Assessing Officer in the position of a Special Officer. The Assistant Commissioner was not deprived of his legal status in the regular administration. In any way, the classification of the assessment was extremely unfair which did not uphold the order passed under Section 17B of the Wealth Tax Act, 1963. Could go
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