Petitioner's writ petition allowed, setting aside FAA's order ...

Dismissal of Appeal Overturned, Petitioner Given One Week to Cure Defects for Case Revival.

December 31, 2024

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Petitioner's writ petition allowed, setting aside FAA's order dismissing appeal. If petitioner cures defects pointed out by Appellate Authority within one week from receipt of HC judgment, appeal shall be restored and disposed on merits by Appellate Authority. Failure to cure defects within one week will result in appeal's dismissal as per Appellate Authority's earlier order.

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Petitioner's writ petition allowed, setting aside FAA's order ...

Dismissal of Appeal Overturned, Petitioner Given One Week to Cure Defects for Case Revival.

December 31, 2024

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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