Dr. K.M. Mehaboob v. DCIT
130 Taxmann.com 130High Court2021#8728 most cited
What is Dr. K.M. Mehaboob v. DCIT authority for?
Tribunals should not set aside an order passed by the CIT(A) without cogent reasons, and doing so without such reasons is arbitrary and unreasonable. However, the Supreme Court has affirmed this principle while dismissing an SLP on grounds of delay.
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Dr. K.M. Mehaboob v. DCIT · Ashokji Chanduji Thakor v. PCIT · 130 Taxmann.com 130 · CIT(A) order · Tribunal setting aside order · cogent reasons · arbitrary and unreasonable · SLP dismissal · delay · natural justice