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Shiv Kant Jha vs. UOI (Supreme Court)

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Against the judgement of the Supreme Court in UOI vs. Azadi Bachao Andolan 263 ITR 706, a review petition was filed. That petition was dismissed by a division bench of 2 judges. Upon that dismissal, a curative petition was filed. That curative petition has been dismissed by a bench of 5 judges.

Note: For the law on whether Azadi Bachao Andolan can prevail against McDowell vs. CTO 159 ITR 148 (SC), see CIT vs. Lazor Syntex & CIT vs. Akshay Textiles Trading (Bombay High Court).

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