Sri Ganesh Trading Company v. CIT
257 CTR 159High Court2013#2032 most cited
What is Sri Ganesh Trading Company v. CIT authority for?
An addition to income based solely on a statement recorded under Section 132(4) during a search, especially if made under pressure or later retracted, is not sustainable without corroborative evidence. Similarly, additions based on uncorroborated loose papers or unaccounted cash receipts lacking corresponding assets are unsustainable.
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Sri Ganesh Trading Company v. CIT · Section 132(4) · Section 132 · retraction of statement · uncorroborated evidence · addition to income · search and seizure assessment · undue pressure · loose papers · unexplained cash · voluntary admission
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