that the description as given in
the list was a typographical mistake and pointed out that the aforesaid
payment of interest was actually made through ... contended that the description as given in the list was a typographical
mistake and pointed out that the aforesaid payment of interest was
actually made
Avinash Vyas have not been mentioned. This was only a
typographical mistake. In all fairness the Assessing Officer
intended to make assessment on the assessee ... through its legal heir.
Since it was an inadvertent and typographical mistake committed
by the Assessing Officer. I hereby correct the mistake and treat
passing
the order on 29-12-2019. Thus, it is a typographical mistake which was
rightly rectified ... rectification order is simply making it a
typographical mistake but the assessee has made clear in application u/s. 154
of the Act that
passing
the order on 29-12-2019. Thus, it is a typographical mistake which was
rightly rectified ... rectification order is simply making it a
typographical mistake but the assessee has made clear in application u/s. 154
of the Act that
that, "As Trial Court has inherent power to rectify such typographical
mistakes to do justice between the parties. All the criminal Courts
having such ... pointed out by the complainant
petitioner in the complaint were typographical mistakes or not and for
that Ex.P.1, which is a cheque
mentioned in the registered
sale/transfer deeds being a typographical mistake is
incorrect and is leading for the reason that any objection on
or application ... mentioned in the registered sale/transfer deeds being a
typographical mistake is incorrect and misleading for the reason
that any objection or application for correction
mentioned in the registered
sale/transfer deeds being a typographical mistake is
incorrect and is leading for the reason that any objection on
or application ... mentioned in the registered sale/transfer deeds being a
typographical mistake is incorrect and misleading for the reason
that any objection or application for correction
asset sold is a mutual fund. Therefore, there is a
typographical mistake in the return of income which
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would ... immovable
property which is claimed before the Pr. CIT as a
typographical mistake. Further, it was also noted that the
assessee has though reduced
that, "As Trial Court has inherent power to rectify such typographical
mistakes to do justice between the parties. All the criminal Courts
having such ... pointed out by the complainant
petitioner in the complaint were typographical mistakes or not and for
that Ex.P.1, which is a cheque
bonafide and inadvertent typographical mistake, the
claim was made erroneously u/s 54F of IT Act instead of section ... view should be taken against the assessee for
bonafide and inadvertent typographical mistake made in the return of
income wherein the claim was erroneously made
