CIT v. Girish Choudhary
296 ITR 691High Court2008#7128 most cited
What is CIT v. Girish Choudhary authority for?
Loose papers found during a search that do not mention the assessee's name lack evidentiary value and cannot, on their own, form the basis for an addition to income. The Assessing Officer must corroborate such notings with other material evidence.
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Also referred to as
CIT v. Girish Choudhary · loose papers · evidentiary value · search and seizure · addition of income · corroboration · Assessing Officer · Tribunal deletion