#Section 147
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Mere signing against a particular column of format is nothing but a mechanical approval

Approval to issue Section 148 notice has to be given by JCIT & not by PCIT

Section 10AA Deduction allowable on enhanced profits after considering section 69C disallowance

AO cannot reject Section 54 exemption if amount was deposited in capital gain deposit account

After conclusion of proceedings u/s 147 AO cannot take aid of Exp. 3 to Section 147 to make any addition

Reassessment not valid if assessee’s objections to reasons for reopening not disposed

Reopening for taxing transaction with investors having dubious character

Non-quoting of reasons for reopening in reassessment notice would not vitiate entire proceedings

Reopening of assessment for non-existent and factually incorrect reasons was invalid

Reassessment Proceeding completion without section 143(2) notice is invalid

Section 147 Assessment invalid if reasons recorded for reopening not furnished

Reassessment without disposing of assessee’s objections by separate order makes jurisdiction of AO ultra-vires in law

Notice U/s. 143(2) invalid if issued without application of mind

Reopening of assessment- Section 147 of Income Tax Act, 1961
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