Petition to Quash Notice Dismissed The High Court dismissed the petition to quash the notice received by the petitioner from the Assistant Valuation Officer, directing the petitioner to ...
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Petition to Quash Notice Dismissed
The High Court dismissed the petition to quash the notice received by the petitioner from the Assistant Valuation Officer, directing the petitioner to raise objections before the Wealth-tax Officer instead. The Court held that the extraordinary jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution was not applicable in this matter. The order was communicated to the parties' counsel.
The petitioner received a notice from the Assistant Valuation Officer regarding the valuation of assets, which was referred by the Wealth-tax Officer. The High Court rejected the petition to quash the notice, stating that the petitioner should raise objections before the Wealth-tax Officer. The extraordinary jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution was not warranted in this case. The order was issued to the parties' counsel.
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