Monetary limits on appeals can regulate officer litigation but do not amount to acquiescence in decisions. The Commissioner may prescribe monetary limits by directions to regulate filing of appeals by State tax officers; non filing under those directions does not prevent filing in other similar cases and does not amount to acquiescence; appellate bodies must consider the circumstances under which appeals were not filed.
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Monetary limits on appeals can regulate officer litigation but do not amount to acquiescence in decisions.
The Commissioner may prescribe monetary limits by directions to regulate filing of appeals by State tax officers; non filing under those directions does not prevent filing in other similar cases and does not amount to acquiescence; appellate bodies must consider the circumstances under which appeals were not filed.
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