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Supreme Court of India 2017-02-10 dismissed

State Bank of Mysore vs Asst. Commissioner of Income Tax Circle -12 (2), Bangalore

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In Brief

State Bank of Mysore sought special leave to appeal against a High Court of Karnataka judgment dated 09 January 2015 in an income tax appeal. The matter arose from a dispute between the bank and the Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax. The Supreme Court, exercising its discretionary power under Article 136 of the Constitution, dismissed the Special Leave Petition without recorded reasons, finding no substantial grounds warranting interference with the High Court's decision.

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