High Court Remits ITAT Matter to Reconsider Paper Book Filed with Rule 29 Affidavit:
The Bombay High Court directed ITAT to examine whether additional evidence was duly filed and relevant to assessee’s appeal.
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Sep 21, 2026
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High Court Remits ITAT Matter to Reconsider Paper Book Filed with Rule 29 Affidavit
The Bombay High Court directed ITAT to examine whether additional evidence was duly filed and relevant to assessee’s appeal.
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