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1. Disputed ownership of assets seized during a search. 2. Assessment of income and investments in a money lending and pawning business. 3. Disputed allocation of income and investments among partners. 4. Treatment of unexplained investments as income in protective assessments. 5. Valuation of ornaments and cash seized during the search. 6. Set off of capital against unexplained investments. 7. Challenge to findings by the CIT(A) regarding ownership and valuation of assets. Analysis: The judgment by the Appellate Tribunal ITAT Allahabad-A involved several issues concerning the ownership, assessment, and allocation of income and investments in a money lending and pawning business. The appeals were disposed of collectively due to common contentions. The case revolved around the disputed ownership of assets seized during a search at the business premises of a firm named M/s Triloki & Co. The Income Tax Officer (ITO) valued the seized silver and gold ornaments, along with cash, and made assessments based on profit-sharing assumptions among the partners. The ITO also initiated protective assessments against the firm and an employee. The CIT(A) directed a remand report for valuation of the jewelry and investments, noting the absence of proper accounting records due to police confiscation. The CIT(A) found discrepancies in the ITO's valuation and allocation methods, leading to challenges from both the department and the assessees. The CIT(A) ruled on the ownership of assets, valuation of ornaments with and without purjas, and the treatment of cash found at the premises. The departmental appeals were dismissed based on the CIT(A)'s reasoned findings. Specific contentions were raised regarding the set off of capital against unexplained investments and the treatment of income earned by partners in subsequent years. The Tribunal rejected these contentions, upholding the CIT(A)'s decisions on valuation and income allocation. In conclusion, the Tribunal dismissed all appeals, affirming the CIT(A)'s findings on ownership, valuation, and income allocation in the money lending and pawning business. The judgment clarified the disputed issues and provided a comprehensive analysis of the assessments and protective measures taken by the tax authorities.
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