Mariam Aysha v. Commissioner of Agricultural Income Tax
104 ITR 381High Court#8128 most cited
What is Mariam Aysha v. Commissioner of Agricultural Income Tax authority for?
An assessee's consent to an addition by the Assessing Officer (AO) does not validate the addition if it is not made as per law. The assessee retains the right to appeal even after agreeing to an addition before the AO, and new evidence discovered later must be examined by the AO.
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Mariam Aysha v. Commissioner of Agricultural Income Tax · consent to addition · right to appeal · AO examination · new evidence · lawful assessment · 104 ITR 381