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Petition challenging tax notice disposal with restoration possibility upon compliance with court directions The High Court disposed of the petition challenging the notice under the Income Tax Act that attached the petitioner's assets due to default in complying ...
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Petition challenging tax notice disposal with restoration possibility upon compliance with court directions
The High Court disposed of the petition challenging the notice under the Income Tax Act that attached the petitioner's assets due to default in complying with an interim order. The court directed that upon the petitioner's application with necessary documents and compliance with the undertaking, the authorities should consider restoring the interim order. The petitioner was advised to seek early appeal disposal through department circulars. The court concluded that the petition was disposed of, subject to compliance with the specified directions.
Issues: Petitioner aggrieved by notice under Income Tax Act attaching bank account and mutual fund investment due to default in interim order compliance.
Analysis: The petition was filed by the petitioner challenging a notice dated 09.08.2019 issued under Section 226(3) of the Income Tax Act. The notice attached the petitioner's bank account and mutual fund investment due to default and violation of an interim order dated 11.03.2019. The petitioner, through their Senior Counsel, stated that they had deposited a certain amount for specific months but failed to deposit for March, April, and May due to financial constraints. The respondent authorities issued a notice on 06.08.2019, received by the petitioner on 09.08.2019, after the fixed hearing date of 08.08.2019. The authorities proceeded to attach the petitioner's assets without waiting for a response. The Senior Counsel assured that the petitioner was willing to clear the arrears and continue future payments as per the interim order.
The High Court considered the submissions of the Senior Counsel and the petitioner's willingness to comply with the interim order. The court disposed of the petition with a direction that if the petitioner files an application with a copy of the petition and the court's order, the authorities should consider restoring the interim order upon compliance with the undertaking. The petitioner was also advised to seek early disposal of the appeal through the department's internal circulars. The court concluded by stating that the petition stands disposed of, subject to compliance with the provided directions and observations.
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