CIT v. M.K.STREEMAN
56 ITR 62Supreme Court of India#4062 most cited
What is CIT v. M.K.STREEMAN authority for?
When instructions are given that self-acquired property is to be treated as joint family property, the property assumes the character of joint family property at that moment. A mere instruction or recital in a subsequent partition is sufficient to show this.
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CIT v. M.K.STREEMAN · 56 ITR 62 · self-acquired property · joint family property · blending of property · throwing property into hotch-potch · partition · Hindu Undivided Family