Petitioner allowed to file objections; revenue must consider and pass reasoned order under Income Tax Act, 1961 SC disposed the SLP, directing that the petitioner may file objections and the revenue shall consider and dispose of those objections in accordance with ...
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Petitioner allowed to file objections; revenue must consider and pass reasoned order under Income Tax Act, 1961
SC disposed the SLP, directing that the petitioner may file objections and the revenue shall consider and dispose of those objections in accordance with the Income Tax Act, 1961. The court recorded the revenue's assertion that relevant documents were handed over to the petitioner and required the revenue to pass a reasoned order disposing of the objections as mandated by law.
Relevant documents were handed over to the petitioner by the Revenue-respondent. The petitioner "is at liberty to file his objections" and the Revenue "shall pass the order disposing of the objections as per the provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961." The Special Leave Petition is disposed of. Pending application(s), if any, "shall stand disposed of." The order directs further proceedings under the statutory scheme of the Income Tax Act, 1961, requiring the Revenue to adjudicate the filed objections in accordance with applicable provisions.
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