Gift of house to husband prior to the date of transfer of the original capital asset(other than any residential house) cannot be disregarded for the purpose of reckoning assessee's eligiblity for deduction u/s 54F even if assessee along with her husband and spouse continue to reside in the same house even after the gift. Section 64(I)(iv) will not operate to nullify the gift and would operate only to club income from the gifted house in the hands of the donor spouse. The gift cannot be regarded as a sham merely because assessee along with her husband and spouse continue to reside in the same house even after the gift
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