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Section 250(6A) reflects a legislative expectation that income-tax first appeals should ordinarily be heard and decided within one year from the end of the relevant financial year. The qualification "where it is possible" does not permit prolonged pendency that defeats this objective. An appeal remaining undecided beyond that period constitutes genuine hardship within the CBDT guidelines. Expeditious disposal of the pending first appeal was directed within three months.
Section 250(6A) reflects a legislative expectation that income-tax first appeals should ordinarily be heard and decided within one year from the end of the relevant financial year. The qualification "where it is possible" does not permit prolonged pendency that defeats this objective. An appeal remaining undecided beyond that period constitutes genuine hardship within the CBDT guidelines. Expeditious disposal of the pending first appeal was directed within three months.
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