ITAT Sets Aside Ex-Parte Assessment After Finding Errors and Lack of Application of Mind in CIT(A) Order:

ITAT set aside the ex-parte assessment after finding errors in the CIT(A) order, directing the AO to conduct a fresh assessment with proper hearing opportunity.
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ITAT Sets Aside Ex-Parte Assessment After Finding Errors and Lack of Application of Mind in CIT(A) Order
ITAT set aside the ex-parte assessment after finding errors in the CIT(A) order, directing the AO to conduct a fresh assessment with proper hearing opportunity.
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