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Issues: Whether, in view of additional evidences filed before the Tribunal and the procedural defects in the proceedings below, the appellate orders should be set aside and the matter remitted to the Assessing Officer for de novo assessment with directions to admit and verify the fresh evidence and to consider referral to the DVO under Section 50C.
Analysis: The assessee produced purchase and sale deeds for properties which were not available during the assessment and first appellate proceedings. The Assessing Officer had completed assessment under best judgment due to time bar and had adopted stamp valuation authority figures under Section 50C. The first appellate order was passed ex parte without adjudication on merits. The additional documents filed before the Tribunal require verification and enquiry by the Assessing Officer and may affect computation of full value of consideration and deductions under Section 48. The matter involves valuation issues that may warrant reference to the Departmental Valuation Officer as contemplated by Section 50C(2)(b). In the interest of justice and to ensure the assessee is afforded proper opportunity, a remand for fresh assessment and consideration of the new evidence is appropriate.
Conclusion: The appellate orders are set aside and the matter is remitted to the Assessing Officer for de novo assessment after admitting and verifying the additional evidence and after taking such steps as may be necessary, including reference to the DVO under Section 50C where appropriate; appeal allowed for statistical purposes.