Anil Kumar Nehru vs. ACIT (Supreme Court)
S. 260A Condonation of delay of 1662
days: The High Court should not take a technical approach and refuse to condone
the delay when appeals for earlier years with identical issues are already
pending before it
It is a matter of record that on the
identical issue raised by the appellant in respect of earlier assessment, the
appeal is pending before the High Court. In these circumstances, the High Court
should not have taken such a technical view of dismissing the appeal in the
instant case on the ground of delay, when it has to decide the question of law
between the parties in any case in respect of earlier assessment year
Purviben Snehalbhai Panchhigar vs. ACIT (Gujarat High
Court)
S. 147 Reopening of s. 143(1)
assessment: Law on whether reopening to assess alleged Bogus Capital gains from
penny stocks is permissible explained in the context of Rajesh Jhaveri 291 ITR
500 (SC) & Zuari Estate 373 ITR 661 (SC)
In the present case the Assessing
Officer has heard the material on record which would prima facie suggest that
the assessee had sold number of shares of a company which was found to be
indulging in providing bogus claim of long term and short term capital gain.
The company was prima facie found to be a shell company. The assessee had
claimed exempt of long term capital gain of Rs.1.33 crores by way of sale of
share of such company
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