Writ petition withdrawn; petitioner allowed to pursue statutory assessment with full grounds considered and timely completion directed HC permitted the petitioner to withdraw the writ petition, granting liberty to pursue the statutory assessment proceedings by filing a detailed reply on ...
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Writ petition withdrawn; petitioner allowed to pursue statutory assessment with full grounds considered and timely completion directed
HC permitted the petitioner to withdraw the writ petition, granting liberty to pursue the statutory assessment proceedings by filing a detailed reply on all factual and legal grounds. The writ petition was accordingly dismissed as withdrawn. HC directed that the Assessing Authority shall consider all grounds raised by the petitioner, including those relating to search and seizure, while passing the assessment order/order-in-original. The Court also indicated that such assessment shall be completed within a reasonable time. Petition dismissed with liberty.
Petitioner sought permission to withdraw the writ petition "with liberty to the petitioner to pursue the assessment proceedings by furnishing its reply taking all grounds of facts and law as are available to it." The Writ Petition was "dismissed as withdrawn with the aforesaid liberty." The court directed that the Assessing Authority would consider the grounds raised by the petitioner in its reply, including the issue of "search and seizure," "while passing the assessment order/order-in-original within a reasonable time." There shall be "no order as to costs." Miscellaneous applications pending, if any, were ordered to stand closed.
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