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The HC dismissed the petition challenging the order transferring the petitioner's case from the jurisdictional officer in Mumbai to the counterpart in New Delhi u/s 127(2). The HC held the impugned order reasoned that centralised and coordinated investigation was required to protect revenue interests, considering the petitioner's alleged bogus transactions with entities of the 'Pacific Group'. The HC found the reasons relevant and rejected the grounds of lack of reasons and absence of agreement between the two Commissioners. The HC concluded no infirmity warranted interference under extraordinary jurisdiction.
The HC dismissed the petition challenging the order transferring the petitioner's case from the jurisdictional officer in Mumbai to the counterpart in New Delhi u/s 127(2). The HC held the impugned order reasoned that centralised and coordinated investigation was required to protect revenue interests, considering the petitioner's alleged bogus transactions with entities of the 'Pacific Group'. The HC found the reasons relevant and rejected the grounds of lack of reasons and absence of agreement between the two Commissioners. The HC concluded no infirmity warranted interference under extraordinary jurisdiction.
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