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Prosecution proceedings - validity of sanction has been granted ...


Prosecution Upheld: Sanction by Principal Director of Income Tax u/s 279 Valid, Petition Dismissed for Irregularity.

December 13, 2019

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Prosecution proceedings - validity of sanction has been granted by Principal Director of Income Tax (PDIT) u/s 279 - Though Section 279 of the Act starts with non-obstante clause, the said error or omission is not considered to be a illegality, but it will be only irregularity - it will not amounts to failure of justice - Petition dismissed.

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