CIT v. M. S. Aggarwal
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What is CIT v. M. S. Aggarwal authority for?
A statement made by an assessee during a search operation under Section 132(4) can be treated as credible evidence against the assessee when it is supported by other evidences brought on record by the Assessing Officer. This principle applies particularly for making additions, such as for unexplained money under Section 69A.
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CIT v. M. S. Aggarwal · Section 132(4) statement · evidentiary value · credible evidence · corroborating evidence · unexplained money · Section 69A · search assessment · search and seizure · Delhi High Court
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406 ITR 609
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