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No Warrant of Authorization u/s 132A of Income Tax Act: Kerala HC dismisses Review Petition due to Lack of Grounds
Income Tax
The Kerala High Court dismissed Muhammed. C.K.'s review petition, ruling that there were no grounds to invoke review jurisdiction. \r
Muhammed had filed the petition based on information received under the Right to Information Act from Nilambur Police Station, indicating no warrant of authorization under Section 132A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 was issued. However, the Income Tax Department's counsel, Navaneeth. N. Nath, produced a warrant of authorization issued under Section 132A, acknowledged by the Sub Inspector of Police, Nilambur. \r
The court found the information provided to Muhammed under RTI was incorrect. Justice Gopinath. P concluded the petition lacked merit for review. Bejoy Joseph. P.J, P. Raghunathan, Bonny Benny, and Thasleena. K.K represented Muhammed.
