Supreme Court of India
Vishal Ashwin Patel v. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax Circle 25(3) & Ors.
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Judgment/Order: Reasoned/Speaking order – Reopening of assessment challenged by the appellant-assessee by filing writ petitions – High Court dismissed the writ petitions – rom the writ petitions produced on record, it appears that the reo pening of the assessment was challenged on a number of grounds – Non e of the grounds raised in the writ petitions were dealt wit h and/or considered by the High Court on merits – There was no discu ssion at all on any of the grounds raised in the writ pet itions – High Court dismissed the writ petitions in a most casual manner which is unsustainable –
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