CBDT constitutes a 5-member
Committee to examine suggestions / issues on litigation management emerging out
of the Judicial conference on Litigation Management held in January, 2019 and
to report on the solutions / way forward; Committee to also - i) examine the
cases where ITAT has passed perverse or irregular orders, ii) examine
feasibility of creation of separate bench of ITAT for International tax at
places where the pendency of such cases is high, iii) examine suggestion of
reviving institution of Junior DRs in view of shortage of DRs in ITAT; CBDT
also constitutes a 4-member Committee to examine International good practices
on Tax Litigation management; Requires both the committees to submit their
report within a month’s time
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