(4) ClT v. Manoj Jain
What is (4) ClT v. Manoj Jain authority for?
A District Valuation Officer (DVO) report, by itself, is not sufficient incriminating evidence to make additions for unexplained investments in a block assessment under Section 158BC. The revenue bears the primary burden of proof to establish undisclosed income, and a DVO opinion alone is also insufficient information for reopening an assessment under Section 147.
judgments rely on this decision, according to BharatTax’s citation analysis of 292,668 Indian tax judgments — from 2010 to 2025.
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CIT v. Manoj Jain · 287 ITR 285 · DVO report evidentiary value · District Valuation Officer opinion · Section 158BC block assessment · incriminating evidence search · unexplained investment additions · burden of proof revenue · Section 69B unexplained investments · Section 147 reopening assessment · sufficiency of evidence income tax · Delhi High Court judgment
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