Capital Loss cannot be treated as Bogus merely for unusual rise/ fall in price of Shares

DCIT Vs Ganesh Plantation Ltd. (ITAT Ahmadabad)

AO on one hand has recorded his finding with respect to the shares of certain companies that its face value stands at ₹10 but the assessee has purchased the same at a higher value. The basis of arriving at the conclusion that the assessee has purchased the shares at a higher value was non-availability of shares valuation. In other words the AO himself has admitted the value of the shares of certain companies at ₹10 but he has not given any benefit of such v

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