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High Court Criticizes Tribunal for Avoiding Decisions on Merits, Urges Fulfillment of Judicial Duty.

February 16, 2023

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Tribunal not deciding the matter itself and remanding it to the Assessing Officer - it is noticed that the approach of the Tribunal is to abdicate its duty of deciding the matter on the merits or to retain the matter till the outcome of the pending matter before the Apex Court. Since this is not permissible, it is deemed appropriate that the Tribunal, which is otherwise required to decide the matter on merit, - HC

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