Supreme Court of India
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal through President v. V.K. Agarwal and Anr.
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Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 : Sections 2(1) and 3. Income Tax Appellate Tribunal-Draft order in favour of assessee by one of the two Members-Contrary view in the matter by another Member- Discussion between the members-Order in favour of Revenue signed by both the members-Law Secretary to Govemment of India-On receipt of pseudonymous complaint-Letter to President of Tribunal questioning the judicial impropriety of two contradictory orders-Demand for enquiry and report within 10 days-Second letter threatening that adverse inference would be drawn if report not sent immediately-Held, amounted…
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