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<h1>Petitioner directed to pursue statutory appeal under Income-Tax Act. Court time not counted. Interim relief extended.</h1> The Bombay HC directed the petitioner to pursue statutory appeal under Section 246(1) of the Income-Tax Act, rather than using writ jurisdiction. Time ... - The Bombay High Court ruled that the petitioner should pursue statutory appeal under Section 246(1) of the Income-Tax Act instead of using extraordinary writ jurisdiction. The time taken for the court proceedings will not count towards the limitation period. The respondent agreed not to object to the appeal if filed within two weeks. Interim relief granted by the court will continue for four weeks to allow the petitioner to seek interim reliefs before the Appellate Authority. The writ petition has been disposed of.
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