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Revision u/s 263 - Explanation 2(d) under section 263 specifically states that revision is possible only due to judgments of the jurisdictional High Court or supreme court. - as there were two views were available, the Ld. CIT should not be allowed to invoke the powers u/s.263. - If the answer of the above refereed question held as yes, then the Ld. CIT will invoke power in each and every cases and will create a huge mess. - AT
Revision u/s 263 - Explanation 2(d) under section 263 specifically states that revision is possible only due to judgments of the jurisdictional High Court or supreme court. - as there were two views were available, the Ld. CIT should not be allowed to invoke the powers u/s.263. - If the answer of the above refereed question held as yes, then the Ld. CIT will invoke power in each and every cases and will create a huge mess. - AT
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