#Section 147
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AO cannot Review his Own Order by invoking Sec 147 of Income Tax Act

To invoke sec. 147 AO has to prove that Assessee Escaped Income

Reassessment notice issued after 4 years without prior approval of Commissioner is not valid

Reassessment cannot be made to disallow deduction allowed in Original Assessment

Re-assessment proceedings quashed as there was no nexus between reasons recorded and addition made

Reopening based on Change of opinion is invalid; HC dismisses Appeal in Airtel case

S. 147 / 148 Non disposal of objection raised makes reassessment invalid

Provision of law overlooked during original assessment – Reassessment Notice beyond four years is not valid

Non-issue of notice u/s. 143(2) after filing of return makes assessment u/s. 143(3) /147 bad in law

Assessment U/s. 147 not become invalid for satisfaction of Reasons recorded by both CIT & JCIT

Reopening of assessment beyond a period of 4 years to make fishing inquiries not justified

Reopening of assessment not permitted if no Failure of Assessee to disclose material facts

May be Right Thing done in Wrong Manner

Reopening not permissible on the ground of expense which was not claimed by Assessee
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