Wrong Order Challenged: ITAT Rejects Appeal, Grants Liberty to File Fresh One:

ITAT dismissed the appeal after finding it challenged the wrong CIT(A) order, while permitting a fresh appeal against the correct ex parte order.
ITAT Dismisses Appeal Against Wrong Order

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Wrong Order Challenged: ITAT Rejects Appeal, Grants Liberty to File Fresh One
ITAT dismissed the appeal after finding it challenged the wrong CIT(A) order, while permitting a fresh appeal against the correct ex parte order.
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