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of <h1>Delhi HC dismisses petition under Income-tax Act, imposes costs, issues contempt notice</h1> <h3>Namit Verma Versus Union Of India And Others</h3> Namit Verma Versus Union Of India And Others - [2001] 247 ITR 49, 166 CTR 48 The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition filed in public interest alleging inaction under section 132 of the Income-tax Act, 1961. The court found the petition to be without genuine public interest and imposed costs of Rs. 20,000. The petitioner's continued argument after dismissal led to a contempt notice for violating court directions.
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