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Notice issued in the name of the dead person - the issuing of a ...


Notice in Deceased's Name is a Substantive Defect, Not Fixable u/s 292B.

February 21, 2019

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Notice issued in the name of the dead person - the issuing of a notice in the name of the wrong person is not a procedural and / or clerical error. Therefore, being a substantive defect, the notice cannot be saved by Section 292B

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