SC Resolves Petitions, Emphasizes Adherence to Rajeev Bansal Precedent; Remedies Available for Aggrieved Assessees. The SC, led by CJI Chandrachud, resolved Special Leave Petitions by aligning with the precedent set in Union of India vs Rajeev Bansal. Assessing officers ...
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SC Resolves Petitions, Emphasizes Adherence to Rajeev Bansal Precedent; Remedies Available for Aggrieved Assessees.
The SC, led by CJI Chandrachud, resolved Special Leave Petitions by aligning with the precedent set in Union of India vs Rajeev Bansal. Assessing officers are required to adhere to the legal principles established in Rajeev Bansal. Aggrieved assessees may seek remedies for unresolved issues, while pending applications were dismissed.
The Supreme Court, in a judgment by Chief Justice Dhananjaya Yeshwant Chandrachud and two other Justices, disposed of Special Leave Petitions in accordance with a previous judgment in Union of India vs Rajeev Bansal. Assessing officers must follow the law laid down in the Rajeev Bansal case, and aggrieved assessees can pursue remedies except for issues already decided in that case. Pending applications are disposed of.
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