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09 July 2010
sir wht is mean BY SET-ASIDE of order can u explain me in a simple example
09 July 2010
Set aside of an order means that the Appelant Authority does not look at the judgement of the previous authority & mostly after setting aside the direction is issued to have fresh judgement. however CIT(A) cannot do that. This is also called " Remanding the case Back".
09 July 2010
Set-a-side
you read like this and you will get the difference.
Means "Not to consider".
you read like this and you will get the difference.
Means "Not to consider".
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