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appeal, it must be deemed to be a mistake
apparent from record, which empowers the Tribunal to reopen the appeal ... mistake apparent from the
record. The mistake that can be rectified should be a mistake apparent
from the record
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal - Ahmedabad
Controller that, by
reason of any mistake apparent from the record or of any mistake in
the valuation ... motion, rectify any mistake apparent from the record and shall, within
a like period rectify any such mistake which
Bombay High Court
requiring her to show cause why the mistake apparent from
the record should not be rectified under Section ... record. It is immaterial as to how the mistake occurred, or who was
responsible for it. A mistake apparent from
Andhra High Court
assessment orders do not suffer from any mistake apparent from the
record and consequently the orders of rectification are without ... clearly bringing out that mistake. This mistake,
therefore, in our opinion, is a mistake apparent from the record,
within
Karnataka High Court
application holding that as there was a mistake apparent
from the record the order of the Tribunal dated October ... order
with a view to rectifying a mistake apparent from the record, and
the said provision did not permit review
Gujarat High Court
This miscellaneous petition for rectification of mistakes apparent
from record under Section 254(2) of the IT Act, arising ... agreement with him that a mistake
apparent from record is committed by the Tribunal in so far as ground
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal - Delhi
learned departmental
representative, maintained that there was no mistake apparent from
records and it was tantamount to review, which could ... equated
with mistakes apparent from records. We agree that review is not
permissible under Section 35 but the point
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal - Delhi
mistake
apparent from the record. The mistake contemplated under Section 154
must be a mistake apparent on the face ... Malayala
Manorama Co. Ltd. also deals with mistake apparent
from record. On the same ground as mentioned above this decision
Calcutta High Court
assessee, has given rise to a mistake apparent
from record in the order of the Tribunal. In support ... relevant statutory provision gives rise to a mistake apparent
from record, the learned counsel for the assessee has relied
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal - Mumbai
counsel for the assessee submitted that the
first mistake apparent from record is non-disposal of ground ... appeal raised before the Tribunal is
undoubtedly a mistake apparent on record and needs to be
rectified. On merits
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal - Hyderabad
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