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When there is no separate agreement executed by assessee for the ...

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July 5, 2016

When there is no separate agreement executed by assessee for the purchase of the flat and the letter of allotment is the only document which gives right of ownership in the flat, date of allotment letter will be taken for working out the period of holding to compute capital gains.

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