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Challenge to non-speaking order of assessment and consequential ...


Non-speaking assessment order passed without considering objections; violated principles of natural justice. Revenue to re-do assessment.

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October 5, 2024

Challenge to non-speaking order of assessment and consequential rectification order. Order passed without considering objections, violating principles of natural justice. Revenue agreed to re-do assessment. High Court set aside assessment order, treating it as show cause notice. Petitioner to appear before Revenue, submit objections and evidence. Revenue to pass speaking order after hearing petitioner. Rectification petition dismissed as assessment order set aside, rendering it infructuous. Non-application of mind by adjudicating authority warranted setting aside orders and re-adjudication in accordance with law after following due process.

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