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(d) In Spice, the final order only referred to the name of nonexistent entity without any reference to the amalgamated company;
(e) Even as per decision in Spice, if the order is passed on the resulting company the same shall not be void -

hence in present case since both the names were mentioned it cannot be regarded as a jurisdictional defect;

(f) Draft assessment order and the final assessment order referred to both the names;

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I.T.A. No. 2561 /Mum/2 021& o thers M/s Candor Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd.

e) The order passed by the TPO in the name of SPIL, a nonexistent entity was invalid in the eyes of the law;

f) SPIL ceased to be an "eligible assessee", in terms of section 144C(15) (b) of the Act. Consequently, there was no requirement to pass a draft assessment order/reference to DRPetc.;