#Section 148
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Merely because AO did not raise specific queries & is silent in assessment order does not mean there is no application of mind

Reopening of assessment before obtaining sanction of CIT is void ab initio

Reassessment for non-examination of one aspect of deduction during Original Assessment is invalid

Information given by DIT (Inv) can only be a reason to suspect not reason to believe

Assessment reopened merely based on details already on record is invalid

AO cannot disallow Sum credit in books under Section 68

Reassessment invalid if Grounds for reassessment being already examined by AO during original assessment

Assessment cannot be made on dead entity

Time Limits for Issuance of Notices, Orders under Different Sections of Income Tax Act, 1961

Notice U/s. 143(2) not must if return not furnished in response to Notice U/s. 148

Assessment cannot be reopened (within 4 years) for oversight of a statutory provision by AO

S. 147 AO should allow four weeks’ time to assessee after rejection of objections

Reassessment invalid if notice U/s.143(2) was not issued

Section 147 / 148 JCIT includes Additional CIT- Sanction by Additional CIT valid
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