Privy Council in Raja Bejoy Singh Dudhuria v. CIT
6 ITR 206Supreme Court of India1938#10687 most cited
What is Privy Council in Raja Bejoy Singh Dudhuria v. CIT authority for?
Income is diverted by overriding title before it reaches the assessee, meaning it never forms part of the assessee's income, if the obligation dictates that the income cannot be considered the assessee's income. This contrasts with an obligation to apply income after it has been received by the assessee.
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Raja Bejoy Singh Dudhuria v. CIT · 6 ITR 206 · diversion of income · overriding title · nature of obligation · income before assessee · income after assessee · Privy Council · Supreme Court