M.M. Ipoh & Ors. v. CIT
67 ITR 106Supreme Court of India1968#3296 most cited
What is M.M. Ipoh & Ors. v. CIT authority for?
The doctrine of res judicata does not apply to income tax assessments, meaning a decision on a question of fact or law in one assessment year is not binding in another assessment year. Findings of fact in an earlier year can be cogent evidence, but are not conclusive for subsequent years.
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M.M. Ipoh & Ors. v. CIT · 67 ITR 106 · SC · 1968 · res judicata · income tax assessment · binding decision · subsequent year · facts and law · conclusive findings
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