Settlement commission order holding that assessee had misrepresented facts without an enquiry into the matter is invalid
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Settlement commission order holding that assessee had misrepresented facts without an enquiry into the matter is invalid

Case Law Details

Case Name
Dr. Prathap Chandra Reddy Vs Income Tax Settlement Commission Additional Bench (Madras High Court)
Date of Judgement/Order
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Dr. Prathap Chandra Reddy  Vs Income Tax Settlement Commission (Madras High Court) Settlement Commission did not conduct an enquiry to satisfy itself that the stand taken by the PCIT by way of a supplementary report could be a valid ground to come to a conclusion that the assessee had made a false claim on the refund due. The Settlement Commission did not endeavor to go into the aspect as to why this information was not placed by the PCIT while filing the report dated 05.02.2018 under Section 245D(2B) of the Act. Thus, to hold that the assessee had misrepresented facts without an enqui...
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