ITAT Condones 2157-Days Delay, Criticises CIT(A) For Not Hearing Case on Merits and Dismissing Appeal Ex-parte:

The ITAT condones the delay of 2157 days and remands the case back to the CIT(A), criticising them for dismissing the appeal ex-parte merely for being time-barred.
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ITAT Condones 2157-Days Delay, Criticises CIT(A) For Not Hearing Case on Merits and Dismissing Appeal Ex-parte
The ITAT condones the delay of 2157 days and remands the case back to the CIT(A), criticising them for dismissing the appeal ex-parte merely for being time-barred.
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