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Case Name : Soman Sun Citi Vs JT. CIT (ITAT Mumbai)
Appeal Number : I.T.A. No. 2960/Mum/2016
Date of Judgement/Order : 23/10/2018
Related Assessment Year : 2011-12
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Soman Sun Citi Vs. JCIT (ITAT Mumbai)

The assessee is aggrieved that the statements/affidavits of these alleged hawala dealers which were recorded at the back of the assessee were utilised by Revenue to cause prejudice to the assessee without confronting the assessee with the copies of the said statements/affidavits , and also cross examination of these alleged bogus dealers were not allowed to the assessee by Revenue. The right of cross examination is not absolute. If we eschew the statement/affidavit of hawala dealers from record, the primary onus which lay on the assessee to prove the genuineness of the purchases and also to prove consumption/utilization of the material was not discharged by the assessee.

The purchases of the material are in the books of the assessee wherein the assessee is claiming the same as deduction from the income and assessee has to discharge onus of proving that the purchases are genuine and the material was infact utilised/consumed for construction business of the assessee which assessee failed to do so in the instant case keeping in view factual matrix of the case as is emerging from records. The assessee could not produce the parties before the A.O nor were the notices issued by the AO u/s. 133(6) were served on the these three purchasing parties. The assessee could not produce latest addresses of these three purchasing parties to enable AO to make necessary enquiry, investigation and verifications with respect to the alleged purchases made from these parties.

The assessee did not maintain stock register/site stock records nor was movement of stock proved by the assessee as no delivery challans, lorry receipts nor octroi receipts , site stock register/gate passes were produced. The assessee has not proved utilization / consumption of material for its construction business. The assessee also could not produce movement of material to its place from supplier as no delivery challans/ lorry receipt /octroi receipts could be produced. The profitability of the assessee has also significantly fallen in the impugned year vis-a-vis preceding years which the assessee could not explain/justify reasons for such significant fall.

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