CIT v. K. Bhuvanendran
303 ITR 235High Court2008#2900 most cited
What is CIT v. K. Bhuvanendran authority for?
An assessment or addition to income cannot be made solely based on a retracted statement, especially when it is not corroborated by seized material or other concrete evidence. The revenue must produce evidence to establish claims like understatement of sale consideration or 'on-money'.
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CIT v. K. Bhuvanendran · 303 ITR 235 · Section 143(2) · Section 143(3) · Section 147 · Section 148 · retracted statement · assessment without evidence · corroborative evidence · seized material · on-money · understatement of sale consideration
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