CIT v. Norton Motors

275 ITR 595High Court2005#1593 most cited

What is CIT v. Norton Motors authority for?

Section 292B of the Income-tax Act applies only to technical defects and omissions, not to fundamental errors that vitiate the assessment itself. A reassessment notice, such as one issued under Section 148, if addressed to an incorrect person or in the wrong name, is a jurisdictional defect that invalidates the entire assessment and cannot be cured by Section 292B.

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CIT v. Norton Motors · Section 292B · Section 148 notice · incorrect person · wrong name · jurisdictional defect · reassessment invalid · technical defect · substantive error · vitiated assessment

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