Parag Dalimia v. DCIT
386 ITR 466High Court2016#3966 most cited
What is Parag Dalimia v. DCIT authority for?
An assessee's refusal to sign a consent waiver form, which could have supported the absence of undisclosed foreign bank accounts, is considered conduct opposed to normal human conduct, and the court will not entertain a writ challenging a reopening action based on such refusal.
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Parag Dalimia v DCIT · 386 ITR 466 · Bombay High Court · undisclosed foreign bank account · consent waiver form · refusal to sign · writ petition · reopening action · Article 20(3) · search and seizure · assessment procedure
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