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Assessee's rectification application dismissed by tribunal for not meeting Income Tax Act provisions. The tribunal dismissed the miscellaneous application by the assessee seeking rectification of a mistake apparent from the record in a previous order by ...
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Assessee's rectification application dismissed by tribunal for not meeting Income Tax Act provisions.
The tribunal dismissed the miscellaneous application by the assessee seeking rectification of a mistake apparent from the record in a previous order by the ITAT. The tribunal held that the application was not maintainable under the provisions of the Income Tax Act, specifically referencing section 254(2) which does not allow appeals against miscellaneous application orders under section 254(1). The dismissal was pronounced on 23.06.2021.
Issues: Rectification of mistake apparent from the record in a miscellaneous application order passed by the ITAT.
Analysis: The judgment concerns a miscellaneous application seeking rectification of a mistake apparent from the record in a previous order by the ITAT. The assessee contended that a prior application was dismissed ex-parte due to non-receipt of notice following a change in address. However, in the current application, multiple notices were issued to the assessee, with the last notice correctly addressed as per the assessee's information. Despite this, the assessee did not appear for the proceedings. The tribunal decided to dispose of the current application based on the assessee's submissions and hearing the Ld. DR.
Upon careful consideration, the tribunal noted that the current miscellaneous application was against a previous miscellaneous application order passed by the ITAT. The tribunal referred to section 254(2) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, which allows rectification of mistakes in orders passed under section 254(1). It was emphasized that a miscellaneous application order under section 254(2) cannot be appealed under the same section. Consequently, the tribunal held that the present miscellaneous application against the previous miscellaneous application order was not maintainable. Therefore, the tribunal dismissed the miscellaneous application by the assessee.
In conclusion, the tribunal dismissed the miscellaneous application by the assessee as it was found to be not maintainable under the provisions of the Income Tax Act. The order was pronounced in open court on 23.06.2021.
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