#Section 147
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Section 147 Proceeding without reporting reasons for reopening is unsustainable

Assessment based on notice issued by non jurisdictional AO is bad in law

Mere digitally signing of Section 148 notice cannot be regarded as issuance of notice

Reassessment without Service of Section 148 Notice is void ab initio

Validity of Satisfaction to reopen Assessment recorded with one word “Yes”

Additions in Reassessment Proceedings not Sustainable If no Addition on Primary Grounds

Every offence under section 147 of Negotiable Instruments Act was compoundable

Reopening reasons have to be read on standalone basis

Reopening for cash deposit valid if assessee not offers any explanation

In absence of fresh tangible material Reassessment proceedings liable to be quashed

Reassessment without service of notice is without jurisdiction

Reassessment based on Materials already available during Regular Assessment is invalid

AO must give minimum 7 days notice to responds to Section 148 notice

Reassessment based on re-appreciation of facts already available on record is invalid
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