R.Bharathan v. ITO
182 ITR 146High Court#7293 most cited
What is R.Bharathan v. ITO authority for?
Suspicion, however strong, cannot substitute for hard evidence when making additions to income. Unsigned papers and insufficient entries are not enough to fasten liability on an assessee.
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R. Bharathan v. ITO · 182 ITR 146 · suspicion vs evidence · unsigned documents · insufficient entries · addition to income · burden of proof · assessee liability