High Court Pulls Up ITAT Over Repeated Non-Compliance With Rule 34; Directs to Pronounce Orders Within 90 Days:

High Court Pulls Up ITAT Over Repeated Non-Compliance With Rule 34; Directs to Pronounce Orders Within 90 Days

The Bombay High Court has directed all ITAT benches to strictly comply with Rule 34 by pronouncing reserved orders within the prescribed 90-day limit.

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authorSaloni KumaridateAug 5, 2026
Last update on Aug 5, 2026
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High Court Pulls Up ITAT Over Repeated Non-Compliance With Rule 34; Directs to Pronounce Orders Within 90 Days

The Bombay High Court has directed all ITAT benches to strictly comply with Rule 34 by pronouncing reserved orders within the prescribed 90-day limit.

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