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2019 (4) TMI 627

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..... er shall file a stay petition before the Chief CIT (TDS) within a period of seven days from today. (ii) If such stay petition is filed within the time permitted, said Authority may dispose of the same as expeditiously as possible. (iii) For a period of ten days after the date of communication of the order of Chief Commissioner passes, there shall be no coercive recoveries against the petitio .....

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..... d also urged the Assessing Officer to keep the demand in abeyance. The Assessing Officer rejected the request and insisted that the entire amount be deposited. Since the petitioner did not do so within the time permitted, the petitioner's bank accounts are attached and garnishee orders are served on the creditors of the petitioner. At that stage, the petitioner has filed the petition. 2. .....

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..... ted the Revenue Authorities under which the petitioner could raise grievance before the higher Revenue Authorities which would also enable such authorities to pass an appropriate order, as well taking care the interest of the Revenue. Under these circumstances, the petition is disposed of with following directions:- (i) The petitioner shall file a stay petition before the Chief Commissioner of .....

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