Facts of the CaseThe case revolves around the assessment year 2001-02, which
was the first year of operation for the respondent/assessee company, prior to
the commencement of its commercial production. During this asse...
FACTS OF THE CASEThe present revenue appeal was filed by the Commissioner of
Income Tax under Section 260A of the Income Tax Act, 1961. It challenged the
consolidated order dated September 1, 2009, passed by the Income...
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Assessee
Business Profile: The Appellant-Assessee, M/s Kyungshin
Industrial Motherson Ltd., is a 50:50 joint venture between Motherson Sumi
System Limited and Kyungshin Industrial Co...
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Corporate
Identity and Search Target: The primary respondents,
including Sh. Anil Minda, Sh. J.P. Minda, Sh. Vandana Minda, and Ms.
Gayatri Minda, belonged to the prominent Minda Gro...
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Context: The
respondents are part of the Minda Group of business, specializing in
manufacturing automobile components. A multi-premise search operation
under Chapter XIV-B of the Act...
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The assessee, Escorts Tractors Ltd., was a public limited company.
For Assessment Year 1980-81, its accounting period ended on 31
December 1979.
The assessee paid advance tax in three instal...
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The
Assessees Profile: The respective assessees are part of the prominent
Minda Group of Business, which primarily operates in the commercial
manufacturing sector of diverse automobi...
Facts of the CaseThe controversy originated from a series of investigative
searches conducted by the Income Tax Department on the assessees, who belong to
the Minda Group of business, a conglomerate involved in manufac...
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The
Background Context: The case involved several assessees
belonging to the Minda Group of business, which was primarily engaged in
the manufacturing of various automobile component...
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The assessee filed its return for Assessment Year 1997-98 and
claimed a loss of ₹98,03,600 arising from purchase and sale of shares.
The Assessing Officer (AO) held that the loss was specul...