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Sec. 263 of Income-tax Act, 1961— Revision—Where the AO has examined and enquired about assessee's accounts and details filed by the assessee and applied his mind to the facts of the case and after being satisfied with all the details and documents, the AO had framed the assessment merely for reason that CIT was not satisfied with manner of verification and investigation carried out by the AO, assessment order could not be held as to be erroneous, therefore, it is abundantly clear that AO has initiated a limited scrutiny and asked the assessee to file the specific details and documents and assessee submitted the specific and required documents and details as mentioned in the reply of the assessee and after doing detailed scrutiny of the documents/evidences, the AO framed assessment order, therefore, order passed by AO is not erroneous. - MANDEEP SINGH DHILLON V/s PR. CIT - [2020] 207 TTJ 009 (UO)(ITAT-AMRITSAR)