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1998 (10) TMI 34

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..... ith which the Assessing Officer and the appellate authority have dealt with legitimate claim of the assessee for extra shift allowance. The claim of the assessee, on a bare reading of the provisions of the Income-tax Rules, 1962, was clearly admissible. No argument was put forth to support the reference, as indeed no such argument is available, having regard to the plain language in the depreciati .....

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..... of machinery and plant to which the general rate of depreciation of 10 per cent. applies 3. Mineral oil concerns---field operations :... d. Storage tanks (above ground)". It is clear from this illustration that storage tanks are plant or machinery and that it is only the storage tanks which are owned by mineral oil concerns that are. not eligible to claim extra-shift depreciation allowance. If .....

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..... of sugar and is not a mineral oil concern. Even after that order of the Tribunal, the Revenue has persisted and has caused this reference to be made. In the light of what has been discussed by us earlier, it is patent that the extra-shift allowance is clearly admissible in respect of the molasses storage tanks owned by the assessee. The first question referred to us, namely, "whether, on the fa .....

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..... nder the Molasses Control Order do not vest with the assessee on account of diversion of overriding title at source, and cannot form part of the income of the assessee. Following the above judgment this question must be answered and is answered in favour of the assessee and against the Revenue. The Revenue shall pay costs in the sum of Rs. 3,000 to the assessee.
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