Taxscan cites SC rejection of Income Tax Dept recall plea in Nokia case
In short
Taxscan says the Supreme Court rejected the Income Tax Department's recall plea in the Nokia DTAA case. It adds that majority rulings oppose recalling a dismissed SLP order or filing a second SLP on the same issue without the court's leave.
This matters because it limits the tax department's options in that case. The report does not give the date of the decision or say what happens next.
What the reporting says
Taxscan says the Supreme Court rejected the Income Tax Department's recall plea in the Nokia DTAA case, with a summary noting that majority rulings oppose recalling a dismissed SLP order or filing a second SLP on the same issue without leave of the court. The reporting does not provide the date of the ruling or the full legal reasoning. The immediate consequence is a legal setback for the department's attempt to reopen the matter.
Why it matters
The Taxscan summary says the Supreme Court rejected the Income Tax Department's recall plea in the Nokia DTAA matter and reflects a broader view against recalling a dismissed SLP order or filing a second SLP on the same issue without permission. The source does not state the judgment date or the financial stake, so the practical impact is confined to the procedural setback described in the report.