Appeal dismissed for non-prosecution after appellants and counsel failed to remove outstanding office objections and did not appear Appeal dismissed for non-prosecution by HC where appellants and their counsel failed to remove office objections despite being given time and did not ...
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Appeal dismissed for non-prosecution after appellants and counsel failed to remove outstanding office objections and did not appear
Appeal dismissed for non-prosecution by HC where appellants and their counsel failed to remove office objections despite being given time and did not appear; two months elapsed since the prior order and objections remained outstanding, leaving the court no option but dismissal for lack of diligence in prosecuting the appeal.
The Karnataka High Court dismissed an income tax appeal under section 206-A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 due to non-prosecution by the appellants for not complying with office objections despite sufficient time granted. The appeal was dismissed as the appellants were not diligent in prosecuting the case.
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