AGARWAL WAREHOUSING AND LEASING LTD. v. CIT
What is AGARWAL WAREHOUSING AND LEASING LTD. v. CIT authority for?
Orders passed by the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal are binding on all revenue authorities, including the Assessing Officer and Commissioner (Appeals), functioning under its jurisdiction. Judicial discipline requires subordinate authorities to follow these orders unreservedly, and failure to do so constitutes judicial impropriety and an error in law.
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Agarwal Warehousing and Leasing Ltd v CIT · 257 ITR 235 (MP) · binding nature of Tribunal orders · ITAT orders binding on revenue authorities · judicial discipline · Assessing Officer bound by Tribunal · Commissioner Appeals bound by Tribunal · subordinate authorities must follow higher appellate orders · error in law not following Tribunal · judicial impropriety
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