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Exemption U/s. 54F cannot be denied if assessee having 2 houses, gifts one house to her spouse prior to transfer of long term capital asset other than residential house
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- Case Name
- Smt. Maya A. Ajwani Vs ITO (ITAT Mumbai)
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- All ITAT, ITAT Mumbai
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The assessee, a co-owner (along with her spouse, Shri Ashok Vishindas Ajwani) of a residential property, being Flat No. 1401, Mount Everest, CHS, Bhakti Park, Wadala (E), Mumbai, transferred her capital asset in the form of a shop at Sion for a consideration of Rs.85 lacs, disclosing a capital gain of Rs.83,25,400/-, which was claimed exempt as under:
u/s. 54F: Rs. 26 lacs
amount deposited in capital gain scheme account u/s.54E: Rs.63.60 lacs
Exemption u/s.54F was in respect of purchase of residential flat at Andheri on 24.03.2009 for a consideration of Rs.1,28,50,215/-. It is the claim u/s....
