ITAT Deletes Rs 30 Lakh Penalty Over Defective Section 274 Notice:
Tribunal quashes penalty after holding vague Section 274 notice invalid in law. Failure to specify penalty charge invalidates Section 271(1)(c) proceedings. Tribunal quashes penalty after holding vague Section 274 notice invalid in law.
Failure to specify penalty charge invalidates Section 271(1)(c) proceedings.
Meetu Kumari
Jul 14, 2026Premium
ITAT Deletes Rs 30 Lakh Penalty Over Defective Section 274 Notice
Tribunal quashes penalty after holding vague Section 274 notice invalid in law.
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Meetu Kumari is an Experienced Advocate and Content Writer with 4+ years of demonstrated history of working in the law practice industry. Skilled in Developing Content, Researching, and Drafting. Strong professional with a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) focused on Law from Gujarat National Law University.
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