I. CIT v. S. Khadar Khan Son
79 DTR 184Supreme Court of India2012#9139 most cited
What is I. CIT v. S. Khadar Khan Son authority for?
A statement recorded during a survey under Section 133A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 cannot, by itself, be the basis for an addition to income, as Section 133A does not empower authorities to examine persons on oath. Corroborative evidence is required for such additions.
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CIT v. S. Khadar Khan Son · Section 133A · Survey · Statement on Oath · Admissibility of Evidence · Corroborative Evidence · Addition to Income · Income Tax Act 1961