Draft new ITAT rules
propose that no orders shall be passed by ITAT after expiry of 90 days from the
date of conclusion of hearing, further state that every endeavour
shall be made by the Bench to pronounce the
order within 60 days; Draft rules propose e-filing of appeals, provide option
to assessee of hearing the appeal through video conference; Also propose
mandatory listing of stay applications on Fridays, as long as they are filed on
or before Wednesdays; Draft rules empower ITAT to award costs for adjournments,
also provide that the hearing shall not ordinarily be adjourned beyond 5
occasions, except in cases where ITAT deems it appropriate to grant adjournment
thereafter; New rules also permit ITAT to admit Expert’s depositions as
additional evidence
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