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Reassessment - there is a distinction between the ‘power of ...

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April 4, 2014

Reassessment - there is a distinction between the ‘power of review’ and ‘power to re-assess’ - The source of information were not in possession of the AO at the time of framing assessment - petition dismissed - HC

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