ITAT Allows Rs 2.45 Lakh Section 89(1) Relief, Holds Technical Delay in Form 10E Filing Cannot Defeat Claim Once Entitlement Is Verified:
ITAT held that a technical delay in filing Form 10E cannot deny genuine Section 89(1) relief and allowed the assessee’s Rs 2.45 lakh claim.
ITAT Grants Rs 2.45 Lakh Section 89(1) Relief
Vanshika verma
Aug 11, 2026
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ITAT Allows Rs 2.45 Lakh Section 89(1) Relief, Holds Technical Delay in Form 10E Filing Cannot Defeat Claim Once Entitlement Is Verified
ITAT held that a technical delay in filing Form 10E cannot deny genuine Section 89(1) relief and allowed the assessee’s Rs 2.45 lakh claim.
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