Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Cancellation of certificate of registration of the petitioner - High Court held that, it is the cardinal principle that the show cause notice must contain the allegation on which the authority proposes to initiate an action/proceeding so as to enable the noticee to deal with such allegation effectively - In the case on hand, the authorities travelled beyond the show cause notice while passing the impugned order. - It directed the revocation of both the cancellation order and the show cause notice, allowing for the possibility of issuing a new show cause notice in compliance with legal standards.
Cancellation of certificate of registration of the petitioner - High Court held that, it is the cardinal principle that the show cause notice must contain the allegation on which the authority proposes to initiate an action/proceeding so as to enable the noticee to deal with such allegation effectively - In the case on hand, the authorities travelled beyond the show cause notice while passing the impugned order. - It directed the revocation of both the cancellation order and the show cause notice, allowing for the possibility of issuing a new show cause notice in compliance with legal standards.
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