CIT v. Nedungadi

264 ITR 545High Court2003#2973 most cited

What is CIT v. Nedungadi authority for?

Securities held by a bank are considered stock-in-trade, and any notional loss arising from their valuation at the year-end is allowable as a deduction.

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Also referred to as

CIT v. Nedungadi Bank · 264 ITR 545 · securities as stock-in-trade · notional loss on securities · allowable deduction · banking · RBI guidelines · valuation of securities

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