Bhagirath Aggarwal v. CIT
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What is Bhagirath Aggarwal v. CIT authority for?
An addition to income based on statements recorded during search operations under Section 132(4) is valid, and the assessee bears the burden of proving such statements incorrect to justify their deletion. The Assessing Officer can rely on such statements, a proposition affirmed by the Supreme Court's dismissal of the SLP.
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Bhagirath Aggarwal v. CIT · Section 132(4) · Section 132 · statements recorded during search · evidentiary value of admission · retracted statement · burden of proof on assessee · addition based on statement · search assessment · SLP dismissed
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351 ITR 143215 Taxmann 229
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