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The Appellate Authority has very wide powers and can exercise its discretion to consider a claim or a ground not considered by the assessing authority for a sufficient cause. The Tribunal has accepted and considered the ‘C’ forms of M/s Varsha Controls Gear which could not have been furnished before the assessing authority, though the same undisputedly, pertain to the assessment year 2005-2006 - HC
The Appellate Authority has very wide powers and can exercise its discretion to consider a claim or a ground not considered by the assessing authority for a sufficient cause. The Tribunal has accepted and considered the ‘C’ forms of M/s Varsha Controls Gear which could not have been furnished before the assessing authority, though the same undisputedly, pertain to the assessment year 2005-2006 - HC
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