High Court Holds Rectification Power Under Section 254(2) Cannot Be Used as a Review Jurisdiction:
The Gujarat High Court has held that ITAT Cannot Recall Its Final Order Under Section 254(2) by Re-hearing Case on Merits
High Court Restores Assessee's Favourable ITAT Order
Saima
Jul 23, 2026
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High Court Holds Rectification Power Under Section 254(2) Cannot Be Used as a Review Jurisdiction
The Gujarat High Court has held that ITAT Cannot Recall Its Final Order Under Section 254(2) by Re-hearing Case on Merits
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