Nature of income - The assessee has miserably failed to prove ...

Income Tax

October 4, 2016

Nature of income - The assessee has miserably failed to prove that it was owning any capital rights in the property in question which was purchased by the company - the amount received by the assessee HUF is not in lieu of surrender of any capital rights but its income from other sources - AT

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Nature of income - The assessee has miserably failed to prove ...

Income Tax

October 4, 2016

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