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<h1>High Court remands case to Tribunal for fresh decision on closing stock addition due to non-consideration of key issue.</h1> The High Court of Madras remanded the case back to the Tribunal for a fresh decision on the issue of addition to closing stock due to the Tribunal's ... Remand for fresh consideration - non-consideration by appellate court - substantial question of law - appellate tribunal's duty to decide issues raised before itAppellate tribunal's duty to decide issues raised before it - non-consideration by appellate court - remand for fresh consideration - Whether the Tribunal considered the specific ground challenging the addition of Rs. 79,47,330 to closing stock and whether that issue requires fresh adjudication. - HELD THAT: - The Tribunal's order shows no independent consideration of the specific ground contesting the addition of Rs. 79,47,330: it merely reproduced or paraphrased the Commissioner (Appeals)'s findings and referred generally to parts of that order. The Court found that the Tribunal did not demonstrate how it dealt with that distinct ground and that the passages relied upon by the Department relate to a different issue (Hyderabad office stock). A mere statement of agreement with the lower authority, without addressing the specific challenge, amounts to non-consideration which raises a substantial question of law. For these reasons the matter is sent back for fresh decision on that issue alone.Remanded the specific issue relating to the addition of Rs. 79,47,330 to closing stock for fresh consideration by the Tribunal.Deference to lower appellate authority - The correctness of the Tribunal's conclusions on the remaining issues before it. - HELD THAT: - The Court reviewed the impugned order and found no reason to differ from the Tribunal's conclusions on the other issues dealt with in its order. Those issues were left undisturbed and did not require interference.The Tribunal's findings on the other issues are affirmed and not interfered with.Final Conclusion: The appeal is disposed by remanding the specific issue concerning the addition of Rs. 79,47,330 to closing stock to the Tribunal for fresh decision; the Tribunal's findings on all other issues are upheld. The High Court of Madras remanded the case back to the Tribunal for fresh decision on the issue of addition to closing stock. The Tribunal did not properly consider the challenge to the findings of the Commissioner of Income-tax (Appeals) regarding the amount of Rs. 79,47,330. The Court found a total non-consideration by the appellate court, leading to a substantial question of law, and decided to interfere in the order for a fresh decision on this issue alone. Other issues were not interfered with.