Premji Khimraj Shah v. ITO
118 ITR 216Reported decision1979#9320 most cited
What is Premji Khimraj Shah v. ITO authority for?
Succession to business requires the successor to take over the whole or substantially the whole of the predecessor's business and continue it. A successor to only a part of the business, resulting from disintegration, is not considered a successor to the original business.
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Also referred to as
Premji Khimraj Shah v. ITO · 118 ITR 216 · succession to business · business reconstitution · disintegration of business · successor to part of business · section 25(4) of 1922 Act · demerger · slump sale