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of <h1>Wealth Tax Act: Cases Under Sections 27 and 27A Require Two-Judge Bench, Majority Opinion Decides Outcome</h1> When a case is presented to the High Court under section 27 or an appeal is filed under section 27A of the Wealth Tax Act, 1957, it must be heard by a bench of at least two judges. The decision will be based on the majority opinion of these judges. If there is no majority, the judges will specify the legal point of disagreement, and the case will be reheard on that point by one or more judges. The decision will then be made according to the majority opinion of all judges involved in the case.
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