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Income Tax Rules, 1922

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M/S. WILH, WILHELMSENversusCOMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX, WEST BENGAL-I

1996 INSC 694Dismissed

The appellant, a Norwegian shipping company, was assessed for AY 1958‑59 on the basis of separate Indian‑trade accounts. The Income Tax Officer, following Central Board instructions issued under Rule 33 and Section 5(8) of the Income Tax Act, disallowed depreciation on eight ships that had been in …

TATA TEA LTD. & ANR. ETC.versusSTATE OF WEST BENGAL & ORS. ETC.

1988 INSC 144Disposed off

The Supreme Court examined writ petitions filed by Tata Tea Ltd. and other tea companies challenging amendments made by the West Bengal and Kerala legislatures that sought to tax the entire income from the sale of tea grown and manufactured by the assessees. The petitioners argued that only 60% of …

S.P. GRAMOPHONE COMPANYversusC.I.T PATIALA

1986 INSC 9Dismissed

The appellant, S.P. Gramophone Co., sought registration of its partnership under Section 26A of the Income Tax Act, 1922 for AY 1961‑62 after a fresh partnership deed added four new partners to the original two, who were disabled. The Income Tax Officer rejected the application, alleging that the …

COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX PATLALAversusM/S. JAGANNATH PYARELAL

1985 INSC 190Appeal(s) allowed

The partnership firm M/s Jagannath Pyarelal, consisting of eleven partners, filed an application on 30 September 1959 for registration under section 26A of the Indian Income Tax Act, 1922. The partnership deed had not been signed by one partner, Shri Rabinder Kumar, who had left India for studies, …