CIT v. Amir Corporation 81 CCH 0069 (Guj.), CIT Mehrotra Brothem
270 ITR 157High Court2004#1093 most cited
What is CIT v. Amir Corporation 81 CCH 0069 (Guj.), CIT Mehrotra Brothem authority for?
For an order to be revised under Section 263, it must be both erroneous and prejudicial to the interests of the Revenue, requiring the Principal Commissioner to record a prima facie finding on merits. Revision is not warranted if the Assessing Officer made an adequate inquiry.
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CIT v. Mehrotra Brothers · 270 ITR 157 · Section 263 · revisionary jurisdiction · erroneous and prejudicial to revenue · inadequate inquiry · lack of inquiry · non-application of mind · prima facie finding · Principal Commissioner
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