54 of the Act.: 1. Ashok G. Chauhan v. Asstt. CIT

105 Taxmann.com 204Reported decision2019#10062 most cited

What is 54 of the Act.: 1. Ashok G. Chauhan v. Asstt. CIT authority for?

An assessee claiming deduction under Section 54F is not disentitled if they are a co-owner of another residential property, as fractional ownership does not violate the conditions of the section.

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Ashok G. Chauhan v. Asstt. CIT · section 54F · section 54 · co-owner · fractional ownership · more than one house · capital asset · deduction · residential property · date of transfer

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Judgments citing 54 of the Act.: 1. Ashok G. Chauhan v. Asstt. CIT

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