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Kerala High Court holds “appeals cannot be dismissed for non-appearance without deciding merits” — income tax appellate authority’s order quashed for violating Section 250(6)
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Kerala High Court holds “appeals cannot be dismissed for non-appearance without deciding merits” — income tax appellate authority’s order quashed for violating Section 250(6)

Court's decision The Kerala High Court allowed the writ petition and quashed the appellate order passed by the first appellate authority, holding that dismissal of a statutory appeal solely on…
Posted by Rawlaw December 13, 2025
Kerala High Court holds that “mere extraction of assessment findings cannot satisfy Section 250(6)” — quashes faceless appellate order for failing to record independent reasons
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Kerala High Court holds that “mere extraction of assessment findings cannot satisfy Section 250(6)” — quashes faceless appellate order for failing to record independent reasons

Court's decision The Kerala High Court, per Justice Ziyad Rahman A.A., set aside the faceless appellate order issued by the First Appellate Authority under the Income Tax Act after holding…
Posted by Rawlaw November 20, 2025

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