Bachittar Singh v. CIT
328 ITR 400High Court2010#1745 most cited
What is Bachittar Singh v. CIT authority for?
A statement recorded under section 133A, though not possessing the same evidentiary value as a sworn statement under section 132(4), cannot be considered irrelevant material and can be relied upon, especially when the assessee fails to produce regular books of account.
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Also referred to as
Bachittar Singh v. CIT · section 133A statement · section 132(4) statement · evidentiary value · survey statement relevance · search and seizure statements · absence of books of account · unexplained income · additions based on statement
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236 CTR 587
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