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Issues: Whether an appeal lies against a rectified assessment order, and whether the appellate authority was right in rejecting the appeal as not maintainable.
Analysis: A rectification order that modifies the original assessment has the effect of merging with and altering the assessment order, so the assessee is entitled to challenge the modified order before the appellate forum. The bar applies only where rectification is refused and the original order remains intact. The earlier decision relied upon applied this principle and held that rejection of an appeal against a rectified order as not maintainable was incorrect.
Conclusion: The rejection of the appeal as not maintainable was unsustainable. The appeal against the rectified assessment order was maintainable and had to be entertained and decided on merits.