IT : In terms of section 55A, Assessing Officer has discretionary power to refer matter to DVO for valuation of property and, thus, where Assessing officer was satisfied with valuation made by assessee and did not refer matter to DVO, it could not be a ground to invoke revisional power of Commissioner under section 263
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