Supreme Court of India
K.S. Rashid and Son v. The Income Tax Investigation Commission, Etc.
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What the Court ordered
In the result, we dismiss the appeals but in the circumstances of the case make no order as to costs. • Appeals dismissed . Agent for the appellant : Rajindef' Narain . • Agent for the respondents : R. H. Dhebar . 1954 K. S. RaJhid and Son v.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Constitution of India, art. 226-/urisdiction of Punjab High Court to issue writs to Income-tax Investigation Commission located in Delhi-Remedy under art. 226-Discretionary-Taxation on Income (Investigation Commission) (Act XXX of 1947), ss. 5 and 8(5). The Punjab High Court has jurisdiction to issue a writ under art. 226 of the Constitution to the Income-tax Investigation Commission located in Delhi and investigating the case of the petitioner under 5 of the Taxation on Income (Investigation Com mission) Act, ·1947, although the petitioners were assessees within the U. P. State an<l their
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