ITAT Mumbai Dismisses Appeal Filed 895 Days Late, Cites Lack of Evidence and Lost Records in Fire:

ITAT Mumbai Dismisses Appeal Filed 895 Days Late, Cites Lack of Evidence and Lost Records in Fire

The ITAT Mumbai dismissed an appeal filed 895 days late, holding that the absence of supporting evidence and loss of records in a fire made further adjudication or remand futile.

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authorSaloni KumaridateJun 3, 2026
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ITAT Mumbai Dismisses Appeal Filed 895 Days Late, Cites Lack of Evidence and Lost Records in Fire

The ITAT Mumbai dismissed an appeal filed 895 days late, holding that the absence of supporting evidence and loss of records in a fire made further adjudication or remand futile.

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