Notice under ITA

if a notice is issued under ITA via email in which issue date is mentioned but served date is not written will that be considered a valid notice served ??
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This discussion clarifies the validity of Income Tax Act (ITA) notices sent via email. If an email notice includes an issue date but omits a specific service date, it's generally considered validly served on the date of issue, provided it's received within the prescribed time limit. The advice given is to check the email's metadata, often accessible by clicking a dropdown near the sender's name, to confirm the actual service date.

If notice received by the assessee within the prescribed time limit , then it will be not treated as time barred.
In respect of mails, generally the service date would be the date of issue. however for date of service PLS click the down scroll symbol below the senders name after opening the mail

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