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Income from House property - the assessee has occupied part of ...

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September 5, 2018

Income from House property - the assessee has occupied part of the house for his residential purposes during the year under consideration and, therefore, the ALV for the last year for entire house cannot be adopted as ALV of the part portion of the house let out by the assessee.

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