CIT v. Ramaraji Surgical Cotton Mills
294 ITR 328Supreme Court of India2007#4838 most cited
What is CIT v. Ramaraji Surgical Cotton Mills authority for?
The High Court's direction to the CIT(Appeals) to consider specific Supreme Court judgments implies that cases may be decided on merits by appellate authorities based on relevant precedents without necessarily remanding them to the Assessing Officer.
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CIT v. Ramaraji Surgical Cotton Mills · CIT v. Sri Mangayarkarasi Mills Pvt. Ltd. · CIT v. Madura Coats · High Court · CIT(Appeals) · Assessing Officer · remand · reconsideration