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    <title>Vedanta assessment order against non-existent Cairn India invalid.</title>
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    <description>Respondent M/s Vedanta Limited [Vedanta] is the resultant entity after M/s Cairn India Limited [Cairn] amalgamated with it. The TPO and AO inadvertently made the draft assessment order in the name of the non-existent Cairn instead of Vedanta, despite being apprised of the merger. The HC held that framing an order against a non-existent entity is a fatal flaw which cannot be rectified u/s 292B or Section 154 of the Act, following the Supreme Court&#039;s decision in Maruti Suzuki. The facts were distinguished from Sky Light, where the assessee&#039;s conduct led the SC to uphold the assessment despite being in the name of a non-existent entity. The HC found no merit in the revenue&#039;s argument and decided against it.</description>
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