#Section 147
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Ressessment Invalid if no failure on the part of assessee to disclose fully & truly all material facts

Indiscriminate Income Tax notices without allowing reasonable time

Extend Time Limit for Income Tax Assessment time barring on 31.3.2022

Addl. CIT not empowered to Grant approval for reopening beyond 4 years

Mere digitally signing the notice is not the issuance of notice

Notice issued within few hours of information would not mean non-application of mind

Reopening of assessment with incorrect reasons is bad in law

No reassessment on the basis of future contingencies resulting in escapement of income

Reopening cannot be done in a mechanical manner & on a mere change of opinion

HC quashes reopening notice as reason to believe has no rational nexus to belief for escapement of income

Reassessment proceedings based on wrong assumptions of facts – Return not filed

Reopening notice invalid if no tangible material to establish escapement of income

Section 148 notice issued by non-jurisdictional Assessing Officer was without jurisdiction

Jurisdictional Condition Must Be Satisfied to Justify Notice for Reopening
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