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Case Name : Nived Anoopkumar Dhandhania, Kolkata Vs I.T.O. (ITAT Kolkata)
Related Assessment Year : 2007-08
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At the time of hearing the ld. Counsel appearing on behalf of assessee by referring to the paper book at page nos.9 to 31 which contain copies of Kishanlal M.Dayama’s I.T.Return Ack., P&L A/c Capital A/c, Balance Sheet and Banker’s Certificate, Copies of Rajesh Kaishchand Vyasa’s I.T.Return Ack; Brokerage A/c, Interest A/c., Capital A/c, Balance Sheet and PAN Card, Banker’s Certificate and Bank statement, Jagdishprasad M.Devmurari’s I.T.Return Ack., Income & Expenditure A/c. Bank Statement and Banker’s Certificate, Ghisaram M.N

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  1. Sudarshan says:

    Yes, it will be held valid. However, the amount will have to be less than Rs. 20000/- otherwise there will be contravention of section 269SS.

  2. Mihir Naik says:

    Suppose, I have given loan to somebody and the same is not through banking channel but I give confirmation for the same then the same can be help valid?

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