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Re-opening being exceptional power, revenue to comply pre-requisite condition of ‘reasons’ strictly

Reopening u/s 147 based on mere office note of predecessor AO not permissible

Assessment U/s. 147 not valid when time for scrutiny assessment U/s. 143(3) not lapsed

Reopening by simply treating loan entry as income which has escaped from assessment is not appropriate

Tangible material required to reopen assessment u/s 148 of Income Tax Act,1961

In Reopening AO cannot pass Composite Order for Assessment and for rejection of objection

Reassessment without application of mind and examining the facts is invalid and liable to quash

Intimation u/s 143(1) is not an assessment, AO authorized to make reassessment u/s 147 subsequently: SC

Re-opening u/s 148 based on of revisiting of existing material is bad in law

Reassessment proceeding based on ED information without correlating with returns filed is invalid

Notice U/s. 148 issued to legal representative of deceased assessee is legal & valid

Reopening of Assessment merely on the basis of change in opinion is invalid

Without any supporting material A.O. cannot substitute market value

Reopening based on Judicial pronouncement when all info were already available is not valid
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