B.M. Malani v. CIT

306 ITR 196Supreme Court of India2008#7840 most cited

What is B.M. Malani v. CIT authority for?

An assessee cannot take advantage of their own wrong to prejudice another party. This principle applies when an assessee tries to benefit from a position contrary to their own accounts or actions.

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Also referred to as

B.M. Malani v. CIT · prejudice own wrong · contrary to accounts · promissory estoppel · 2008 SC cases · income tax law · principle of law · legal precedent

Also reported as

174 Taxmann 363

Issues it is cited on

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