CIT-I v. Himan M. Vakil
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What is CIT-I v. Himan M. Vakil authority for?
Where an assessee proves the genuineness of share transactions with supporting documents like contract notes, bank statements, and DMAT accounts, the Assessing Officer cannot treat the resulting capital gain as unexplained cash credit or make an addition under Section 68.
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CIT v. Himan M. Vakil · Section 68 · Section 10(38) · genuineness of share transactions · long term capital gain · bogus capital gain · unexplained cash credit · DMAT account · contract notes · bank statement · documentary evidence.
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