Supreme Court of India
S. Sankappa Amd Others v. The Income-tax Officer, Central Circle Ii, Bangalore
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lncbnte 1'ax Act, 1922, ss. 23, 35-lnco;ne Tax Act . . 1961. s.t. 155 297€-2) ('a)-Whetlzer proceedings on issue of notice under s. 35(5) o.' the Act of 1922 for rectification are proceedings for asse;.·sn1en1 · v.•itlti:; the meaning .of s. 297(2) (a) of the· Act of 1961. . ' During the assessment years 1958-59, 1959-60 :md 1~60-ol. t\1'•' fums ir( which the six appellants were partners, filed returns declaring themse1vcs to be registe1~<l firn1s and also presented applic~ilions for rcgis· tration of the firms under s. 26A of the Income-tax Act, 1922. The lncome !ax. Officer refused
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