Addition u/s 68 deleted as there was no cash trail, rotation of funds, or incriminating evidences, no enquiry conducted into records furnished by assessee In a recent judgment, ITAT Guwahati has deleted addition of unexplained cash credit u/s 68 as there was no cash trail, rotation of funds, …

In case of re-allotment of flat by builder, stamp duty valuation would be with reference to date of booking of original flat. In a recent judgment, ITAT Mumbai has held that when another flat was allotted by the builder in place of original booking, stamp duty valuation should …

When information contained in loose papers not corroborated with assessee, there is absolutely no room for presumption that it belongs to the assessee. In a recent judgment, ITAT Agra has held that information contained in loose papers if not corroborated with the assessee, there is absolutely no room …

When CIT(A) order to remand case to AO was set aside without interfering with direction to delete addition, order of AO did not automatically revive. In a recent judgment, Kolkata High Court has held that when High Court set aside CIT(A) order to remand the case but did …

Whether a prohibited claim in a contract applies only to the employer and not to the Arbitral Tribunal – Matter to be decided by larger bench of Supreme Court In a recent judgment, the Hon’ble Supreme Court has held that in Bharat Drilling case is not an authority …

Where a contractual employee is terminated on the sole ground of ineligibility, the Court is entitled to examine its correctness – SC In a recent judgment, Hon’ble Supreme Court has held that where a contractual employee is terminated on the sole ground of ineligibility, the Court is entitled …