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If satisfaction is not recorded by the Assessing Officer for ...

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June 12, 2012

If satisfaction is not recorded by the Assessing Officer for transferring the file under Section 158BD, the assessment made under Section 158BC is invalid. appeal filed by the Revenue dismissed. - HC

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