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Assessment u/s 158BC - Unexplained investment - Tribunal further ...

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August 6, 2020

Assessment u/s 158BC - Unexplained investment - Tribunal further has erroneously and perversely held that as question was not asked to the assessee, the assessee cannot be faulted for not furnishing the details and the person to whom the land was sold and only because the assessee was a broker and he was not expected to make investment of his money. It appears that such findings are arrived at by the Tribunal only on the basis of the presumption and assumption - HC

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