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Validity of order of Settlement Commission - acceptance of additional income disclosed by the assessee - Petitioner/Income Tax authority could not make out any exceptional case in this Writ Petition for exercising constitutional writ jurisdiction of this Court under Article 226 of the Constitution for scrutinizing or reappreciating the facts, evidence or findings of the learned Settlement Commission in reaching to its conclusion for allowing the claim of the assessee/respondent no. 2 made in settlement application and further Court in exercise of its constitutional jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India cannot substitute the findings of the Income Tax Settlement Commission with its own findings and come to a different conclusion. - HC
Validity of order of Settlement Commission - acceptance of additional income disclosed by the assessee - Petitioner/Income Tax authority could not make out any exceptional case in this Writ Petition for exercising constitutional writ jurisdiction of this Court under Article 226 of the Constitution for scrutinizing or reappreciating the facts, evidence or findings of the learned Settlement Commission in reaching to its conclusion for allowing the claim of the assessee/respondent no. 2 made in settlement application and further Court in exercise of its constitutional jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India cannot substitute the findings of the Income Tax Settlement Commission with its own findings and come to a different conclusion. - HC
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