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INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL, COCHIN BENCHES CAUSE LIST of DB for the WEEK ENDING on 13/04/2018 Before S/Sri INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL, COCHIN BENCHES CAUSE LIST OF DB FOR THE WEEK ENDING ON 13/04/2018 Before S/Sri. Chandra Poojari, AM & George George K, JM AT 10.30.AM 09/04/2018 (Monday) Sr. No. Appeal Number Asst. Year Assessee Name 1 CO 07/COCH/2017 2012 -13 The Ernakulam Co -op Agricultural & Rural Dev. Bank Ltd 2 MA 17/COCH/2018 2008 -09 M/s.JOMANNS EXIM P. Ltd 3 ITA 455/COCH/2016 2005 -06 M/s.Fudge Industries P. Ltd 4 CO 15/COCH/2017 2008 -09 M/s.Holiday Marketing P. Ltd 5 ITA 32/COCH/2017 2008 -09 M/s.Holiday Marketing P. Ltd 6 ITA 523/COCH/2016 2012 -13 The Ernakulam Co -op Agricultural & Rural Dev. Bank Ltd 7 ITA 482/COCH/2016 2011 -12 M/s.Ayyappa Roller Flour Mills Ltd 8 ITA 472/COCH/2016 2007 -08 Tony J.Pulickal 9 CO 02/Coch/2017 2007 -08 Tony J.Pulickal 10 ITA 450/COCH/2016 2012 -13 M/s.Extraweave P. Ltd 11 ITA 449/COCH/2016 2011 -12 M/s.Extraweave P. Ltd 12 ITA 448/COCH/2016 2010 -11 M/s.Extraweave P. Ltd 13 ITA 333/COCH/2016 2008 -09 M/s.Cheemeni Service Co -op Bank Ltd 14 ITA 332/COCH/2016 2007 -08 M/s.Cheemeni Service Co -op Bank Ltd 15 CO 24/COCH/2016 2005 -06 Sri. C. Abdul meharof 16 ITA 234/COCH/2016 2005 -06 Shri. C. Abdul Maharoof 17 ITA 208/COCH/2016 2008 -09 Sri. Paul Vaxier 18 ITA 207/COCH/2016 2008 -09 Sri. Joseph Xavier 19 ITA 192/COCH/2016 2008 -09 Sri. George Xavier 20 ITA 135/COCH/2016 2011 -12 M/s. IBS Software Services P.Ltd 21 ITA 129/COCH/2016 2008 -09 Sri. Paul Vadakkumcherry 22 ITA 119/COCH/2016 2011 -12 M/s.Joy Alukkas India P. Ltd 23 ITA 108/COCH/2016 2008 -09 Sri.P. Irshad 24 ITA 107/COCH/2016 2008 -09 Sri.P. Abdul Majeed 25 ITA 489/COCH/2015 2011 -12 M/s.Ambady Tourist Enterprises P. Ltd 26 ITA 471/COCH/2015 2011 -12 M/s.Ambady Tourist Enterprises P. Ltd 27 ITA 401/COCH/2015 2008 -09 Sri.Aju Abdurahiman 28 ITA 400/COCH/2015 2007 -08 Sri.Aju Abdurahiman 29 ITA 391/COCH/2015 2008 -09 M/s.Jaz Auto P. Ltd 30 ITA 126/Coch/2016 2010 -11 M/s.Dewa Projects 10/04/2018 (Tuesday) DB (DB Cases) Sr. Appeal Number Asst. Year Assessee Name Cause List Remarks No. 1 SA 71/COCH/2016 2012 -13 M/s.Ardra Associates 2 SA 70/COCH/2016 2011 -12 M/s.Ardra Associates 3 SA 69/COCH/2016 2010 -11 M/s.Ardra Associates 4 SA 68/COCH/2016 2009 -10 M/s.Ardra Associates 5 SA 67/COCH/2016 2008 -09 M/s.Ardra Associates 6 ITA 505/COCH/2017 2013 -14 Sri.C.Shaji 7 SA 19/COCH/2017 2010 -11 M/s.Kerala State Civil Supplies Corpn Ltd 8 ITA 95/COCH/2017 2010 -11 M/s.Kerala State Civil Supplies Corpn Ltd 9 ITA 59/COCH/2017 2012 -13 M/s.SBT 10 ITA 58/COCH/2017 2010 -11 M/s.SBT 11 ITA 57/COCH/2017 2009 -10 M/s.SBT 12 ITA 07/COCH/2017 91 -92 M/s.SBT 13 ITA 08/COCH/2017 92 -93 M/s.SBT 14 ITA 09/COCH/2017 94 -95 M/s.SBT 15 ITA 10/COCH/2017 96 -97 M/s.SBT 16 ITA 11/COCH/2017 200 0-01 M/s.SBT 17 ITA 499/COCH/2016 2012 -13 M/s.Ardra Associates 18 ITA 498/COCH/2016 2011 -12 M/s.Ardra Associates 19 ITA 497/COCH/2016 2010 -11 M/s.Ardra Associates 20 ITA 496/COCH/2016 2009 -10 M/s.Ardra Associates 21 ITA 495/COCH/2016 2008 -09 M/s.Ardra Associates 22 SA 51/COCH/2016 2010 -11 M/s.Allianz Cornhill Information Services P. Ltd 23 ITA 550/COCH/2015 2010 -11 The Plantation Corporation of Kerala Ltd RESTORED 24 ITA 191/COCH/2015 2010 -11 M/s.Allianz Cornhill Information Services P. Ltd 25 ITA 185/COCH/2015 2010 -11 Allianz Cornhill Information Services P. Ltd 26 ITA 141/COCH/2014 2001 -02 M/s.Abad Fisheries 27 ITA 120/COCH/2014 1996 -97 M/s.Abad Fisheries 28 ITA 647/COCH/2013 2007 -08 The Travancore Cochin Chemicals Limited RESTORED 29 ITA 193/Coch/2016 2007 -08 M/s.A bad trust REPOSTED 30 ITA 286 /Coch/201 7 20 10 -11 M/s. IBS Software Services Part Heard 31 SP 03 /Coch/201 8 2007 -08 M/s. IBS Software Services 11/04/2018 (Wednesday)- NO SITTING DB (DB 12/04/2018 (Thursday) DB (DB Cases) Sr. Appeal Number Asst. Year Assessee Name Cause List Remarks No. 1 ITA 372/COCH/2016 2008-09 M/s.Sunny Jacob Jewellers 2 ITA 322/COCH/2016 2006-07 Smt.Maggy Sunny 3 ITA 321/COCH/2016 2007-08 Sri.Suuny Jacob REPOSTED 4 ITA 320/COCH/2016 2006-07 Sri.Suuny Jacob REPOSTED 5 ITA 319/COCH/2016 2007-08 M/s. Sunny Jacob Jewellers 6 ITA 318/COCH/2016 2006-07 M/s. Sunny Jacob Jewellers 7 ITA 317/COCH/2016 2005-06 M/s. Sunny Jacob Jewellers 8 ITA 316/COCH/2016 2004-05 M/s. Sunny Jacob Jewellers 9 ITA 315/COCH/2016 2003-04 M/s. Sunny Jacob Jewellers 10 ITA 314/COCH/2016 2002-03 M/s. Sunny Jacob Jewellers 11 SA 19/COCH/2015 2007-08 M/s.P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers, 12 SA 18/COCH/2015 2006-07 M/s.P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers, 13 SA 17/COCH/2015 2005-06 M/s.P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers, 14 ITA 150/COCH/2015 2007-08 M/s.P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 15 ITA 149/COCH/2015 2006-07 M/s.P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 16 ITA 148/COCH/2015 2005-06 M/s.P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 17 ITA 513/COCH/2010 2007-08 M/s Best Bakery & Ice cream parlour 18 ITA 512/COCH/2010 2006-07 M/s Best Bakery & Ice cream parlour 19 ITA 511/COCH/2010 2005-06 M/s Best Bakery & Ice cream parlour 20 ITA 510/COCH/2010 2004-05 M/s Best Bakery & Ice cream parlour 21 ITA 509/COCH/2010 2003-04 M/s Best Bakery & Ice cream parlour 22 ITA 508/COCH/2010 2002-03 M/s Best Bakery & Ice cream parlour 23 ITA 507/COCH/2010 2001-02 M/s Best Bakery & Ice cream parlour 24 ITA 461/COCH/2010 2007-08 M/s P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 25 ITA 460/COCH/2010 2006-07 M/s P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 26 ITA 459/COCH/2010 2005-06 M/s P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 27 ITA 458/COCH/2010 2004-05 M/s P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 28 ITA 457/COCH/2010 2003-04 M/s P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 29 ITA 456/COCH/2010 2002-03 M/s P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 30 ITA 455/COCH/2010 2001-02 M/s P.A.Kuriakose Jewellers 31 ITA 308/COCH/2010 2007-08 M/s.Matha Enterprises 32 iTA307/COCH/2010 2006-07 M/s.Matha Enterprises 33 ITA 306/Coch/2010 2005-06 M/s.Matha Enterprises 34 ITA 305/COCH/2010 2004-05 M/s. Matha Enterprises, 35 ITA 304/COCH/2010 2003-04 M/s. Matha Enterprises, 36 ITA 303/COCH/2010 2002-03 M/s. Matha Enterprises, 37 ITA 302/COCH/2010 2001-02 M/s. Matha Enterprises, 38 ITA 269/COCH/2010 2001-02 Matha Enterprises 39 ITA 270/COCH/2010 2002-03 Matha Enterprises 40 ITA 271/COCH/2010 2003-04 Matha Enterprises 41 ITA 272/COCH/2010 2004-05 Matha Enterprises 42 ITA 273/COCH/2010 2005-06 Matha Enterprises 43 ITA 274/COCH/2010 2006-07 Matha Enterprises 44 ITA 275/COCH/2010 2007-08 Matha Enterprises 13/04/2018 (Friday) DB (DB Cases) Sr. Appeal Number Asst. Year Assessee Name Cause List Remarks No. 1 MA 21/COCH/2018 2012 -13 M/s. Kannan Devan Hills Plantations Co., P. ltd 2 MA 20/COCH/2018 2011 -12 M/s. Kannan Devan Hills Plantations Co., P. ltd 3 MA 19/COCH/2018 2010 -11 M/ s.Kannan Devan Hills Plantations Company P. ltd 4 MA 18/COCH/2018 2002-03 Dr.Esmail Sait 5 SA 05/COCH/2018 2014 -15 M/s.Mundela ServiceCo -op Bank Ltd 6 MA 146/Coch/2016 2006 -07 Appollo Tyres Ltd 7 MA 156/COCH/2016 2007 -08 Appollo Tyres Ltd 8 MA 50/COCH/2017 2009 -10 M/s.Rajan jewellery 9 MA 49/COCH/2017 2008 -09 M/s.Rajan jewellery 10 MA 48/COCH/2017 2007 -08 M/s.Rajan jewellery 11 MA 47/COCH/2017 2006 -07 M/s.Rajan jewellery 12 MA 46/COCH/2017 2005 -06 M/s.Rajan jewellery 13 MA 45/COCH/2017 2004 -05 M/s.Rajan jewellery 14 MA 56/COCH/2016 03 -04 to 09 -10 M/s. Rajan Jewellery 15 RA 124/Coch/92 84 -85 M/s.Malabar Industrial Co. Ltd 16 RA 125/Coch/92 85 -86 M/s.Malabar Industrial Co. Ltd Cochin-37 Dt.05/04/2018 ASSISTANT REGISTRAR 1. .
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