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Revision u/s 263 by CIT - Eligibility of benefit of exemption to assessee Trust on its income being charitable Trust - The Jurisdiction of the Commissioner u/s 263 is restricted and cannot be equated with the appellate jurisdiction. The Commissioner does not sit in appeal. The Tribunal also correctly noticed that the registration of the Trust under Section 12 AA of the Act has not been disturbed - HC
Revision u/s 263 by CIT - Eligibility of benefit of exemption to assessee Trust on its income being charitable Trust - The Jurisdiction of the Commissioner u/s 263 is restricted and cannot be equated with the appellate jurisdiction. The Commissioner does not sit in appeal. The Tribunal also correctly noticed that the registration of the Trust under Section 12 AA of the Act has not been disturbed - HC
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