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Case ID d887a1b1-d041-4aa0-a062-6d590274ec14
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Case Number WRIT PETITION NO. 1764 OF 2006
Decision Date Sep 05, 2006
Hearing Date
Decision The decision in this writ petition revolves around the matters concerning the interpretation of tax laws as applied to the petitioner, Western Outdoor Interactive (P.) Ltd. The court examined the arguments presented by both parties, focusing on compliance with the Income Tax regulations. The judges emphasized the importance of adhering to statutory provisions while also considering the broader implications of tax assessments on businesses. The outcome of this case could have significant ramifications for similar entities in the industry, particularly regarding tax liabilities and procedural fairness. The court's ruling is expected to guide future interpretations of the relevant laws.
Summary This case, WRIT PETITION NO. 1764 OF 2006, heard by the Bombay High Court on September 5, 2006, involved the petitioner, Western Outdoor Interactive (P.) Ltd., contesting actions taken by A.K. Phute, an Income Tax Officer. The case primarily addressed issues related to income tax assessments and the legal obligations of the petitioner under the prevailing tax laws. The judges, H.L. Gokhale and J.P. Devadhar, provided a thorough analysis of the legal arguments presented, focusing on the need for clarity and fairness in tax administration. This case highlights the critical intersection of corporate operations and tax compliance, making it a pivotal reference for businesses navigating similar legal landscapes. The decision may influence future tax-related litigations and the interpretation of compliance standards across the industry, making it essential for legal practitioners and businesses alike to closely analyze its implications.
Court Bombay High Court
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Judges H.L. Gokhale, J.P. Devadhar
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Petitioners Western Outdoor Interactive (P.) Ltd.
Respondents A.K. Phute, Income Tax Officer
Citations 2006 SLD 3292, (2006) 286 ITR 620
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