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Case Name : CIT Vs C. Sugumaran (Madras High Court)
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CIT Vs C. Sugumaran (Madras High Court)

In the present case, we find that there is no transfer to or enabling enjoyment of property in favour of the assessee in any manner and therefore, sub-clause (vi) of Section 2(47) of the Income Tax Act does not get attracted. Clause 21 of the power of attorney, which has been already referred to supra, clearly reveals that no consideration was received from the power agent for appointing him as power of attorney. It also emphasised therein that the property right has not been handed over to the power agent. We are

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