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Reopening of assessment - consequential demand notice as well as ...

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February 16, 2019

Reopening of assessment - consequential demand notice as well as the directions issued under Section 144A - writ petition dismissed. - Assessee is at liberty to file an appeal before an appropriate authority in accordance with law.

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