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Since the revenue failed to assess the said amount in the hands ...

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November 11, 2019

Since the revenue failed to assess the said amount in the hands of the parties to the transaction, therefore, it was attempted to tax in the hands of the assessee on the basis of presumptive provisions of Section 292C - Once the seized documents are free from any ambiguity, then the said document reveals the transaction of loan cannot be presumed to be the document belongs to the assessee for the purpose of assessing the income being unexplained loan

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