Valuation of property u/s 50C(2) - The value adopted by stamp ...

Case Laws Income Tax

February 21, 2014

Valuation of property u/s 50C(2) - The value adopted by stamp duty authority does not ipso facto become the real consideration or deemed consideration in the absence of any other cogent reason - AT

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Valuation of property u/s 50C(2) - The value adopted by stamp ...

Case Laws Income Tax

February 21, 2014

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