Section 148A(d) challenge denied interim relief as assessment proceedings continue without interference The HC refused to grant interim relief in a challenge to an order passed under Section 148A(d). The court held that there was no scope for interim orders ...
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Section 148A(d) challenge denied interim relief as assessment proceedings continue without interference
The HC refused to grant interim relief in a challenge to an order passed under Section 148A(d). The court held that there was no scope for interim orders at this stage and declined to interfere with the ongoing assessment proceedings. The respondent was directed to file an affidavit in opposition within four weeks, with the petitioner having two weeks thereafter to file a reply. The matter was listed for hearing after seven weeks.
The Calcutta High Court, through Hon'ble Justice Md. Nizamuddin, declined to grant any interim relief, holding that "there is no scope of any interim order" and the "impugned assessment proceeding cannot be interfered at this stage." The Court directed the respondent to file an affidavit in opposition within four weeks, with the petitioner allowed a two-week period to reply. The matter is scheduled for further hearing after seven weeks, with parties required to be prepared with concise written arguments.
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