Sri Krishna v. CIT, Kanpur & Others
142 ITR 618High Court1983#2848 most cited
What is Sri Krishna v. CIT, Kanpur & Others authority for?
An affidavit filed by an assessee, when remaining uncontroverted and unrebutted by the revenue through cross-examination or counter-evidence, must be accepted as true and reliable. The rejection of such an affidavit without discrediting the deponent or requiring supporting evidence is not justified.
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Sri Krishna v. CIT · 142 ITR 618 · affidavit evidentiary value · uncontroverted affidavit acceptance · rejection of affidavit · cross-examination assessee · department's onus rebuttal · Section 131 Income Tax Act · evidence in income tax proceedings · natural justice affidavit
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