46 Taxmann.com 169 (Delhi); Kanji Mai & Sons. v. CIT
189 ITR 326High Court1991#4629 most cited
What is 46 Taxmann.com 169 (Delhi); Kanji Mai & Sons. v. CIT authority for?
An assessee must raise objections regarding territorial jurisdiction before the assessment is completed. The Central Board of Revenue has the power to assign assessments to an Income Tax Officer of its choice.
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Also referred to as
Kanji Mai & Sons v. CIT · section 127 · territorial jurisdiction · Income Tax Officer · jurisdiction objection · Central Board of Revenue · assessment completion · assignment of cases · Industrial Trust Ltd. v. CIT · Hindustan Transport Co. v. Inspecting Asstt. CIT