High Court of Madhya Pradesh · Procedural orders and remands

Smt. Seema Bhattacharya v. Principal Commissioner of Income Tax-II, Jabalpur

Review Petition No. 331/2021 ·

Review petition dismissed as withdrawn at counsel’s request.

1. FACTS OF THE CASE

Seema Bhattacharya’s review petition came before the Division Bench. Counsel requested withdrawal.

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2. DISCUSSION BY THE COURT

The order records the request without discussing the earlier decision or the grounds for review.

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3. JUDICIAL DECISION

The review petition was dismissed as withdrawn and the pending interlocutory application disposed of accordingly.

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4. OUTCOME

Review proceedings ended by withdrawal; no fresh merits ruling or express liberty was recorded.

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5. Expert Comments

AKHB editorial analysis, distinct from the Court’s findings.

Withdrawal does not decide the review grounds

The supplied order contains no analysis of error apparent or the underlying tax controversy. It cannot support an inferred rejection of those grounds on merits.

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Retain the whole original

The original has two physical pages; the second contains no additional substantive direction. The complete PDF is preserved rather than treating the second page as another case.

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Source and verification

Complete 2-page source PDF; all pages read, including signature-only pages.

Original PDF: 2 pages · SHA-256: 32375bf7e8553a6f214f0ba51f0933dc360628f4bb24ff0cce86e59b1b3912c3

Complete source text and every original page visually reviewed; identity and SHA-256 checked. AI-assisted source analysis.

The supplied order does not identify an assessment year or decide an Income-tax Act charging provision. No unstated provision is assigned.

Subsequent judicial treatment has not been independently verified.

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