Tribunal passed order dated 23-12-2009 which was communicated to assessee on 2-8-2010. Assessee filed miscellaneous application on 3-6-2014 for reconsideration of matter. Tribunal dismissed the application on ground of period of limitation. On appeal the Court held that the application for rectification was filed by assessee much prior to amendment made in section 254(2) which came into effect from 1-6-2016 and application was submitted within a period of four years from date of actual receipt of judgment and order passed by Tribunal. Accordingly the Tribunal had committed gross error in complying law prevalent on date of hearing and not law prevalent at date of filing of miscellaneous application. Matter was to be remanded to Tribunal to decide same on merit. [BP. 1996-97 to 2002-03)
Kamal Nayan Singh v. DY. CIT (2023) 292 Taxman 289 (Jharkhand)(HC)
S. 254(2) : Appellate Tribunal-Rectification of mistake apparent from the record-Limitation-Rectification was filed much prior to amendment made in section 254(2) which came into effect from 1-6-2016-Within a period of four years from date of actual receipt of judgment-Law prevailing on date of filing of miscellaneous application to be applied-Order of Tribunal is set aside.