Ajji Basha v. CIT
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What is Ajji Basha v. CIT authority for?
The Commissioner (Appeals) must pass a speaking order on merits, considering the grounds raised in the assessee's appeal. They cannot dispose of an appeal by simply stating the Assessing Officer's order is self-speaking and requires no interference.
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Also referred to as
Ajji Basha v CIT · section 250(6) · speaking order · Commissioner Appeals · reasoned order · non-application of mind · grounds of appeal · assessment records · fact finding authority