Tribunal-Department coordination: improve case management and documentary compliance to reduce adjournments and defective filings. Instruction identifying operational and procedural difficulties between the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal and the Department and prescribing remedial administrative measures. It highlights case-management issues-excessive daily listings, transfers between Benches and stations, and scheduling of part-heard matters-and documentary shortcomings such as late filing of paper books, non-production of records, defective service of notices, missing remand reports, and numerous defects in departmental appeal papers. The Instruction directs advance filing and certification of paper books, prompt availability of records and remand reports, restraint on infructuous appeals, and improved procedural compliance by the Department.
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Tribunal-Department coordination: improve case management and documentary compliance to reduce adjournments and defective filings.
Instruction identifying operational and procedural difficulties between the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal and the Department and prescribing remedial administrative measures. It highlights case-management issues-excessive daily listings, transfers between Benches and stations, and scheduling of part-heard matters-and documentary shortcomings such as late filing of paper books, non-production of records, defective service of notices, missing remand reports, and numerous defects in departmental appeal papers. The Instruction directs advance filing and certification of paper books, prompt availability of records and remand reports, restraint on infructuous appeals, and improved procedural compliance by the Department.
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