Section 269SS not applies to loan between firm and partners

Loan between firm and partners is out of ambit of Section 269SS

Facts of the Case- During the course of the assessment proceedings, it was found that the firm had accepted payments from the partners, during the relevant year corresponding to the Assessment Years, in cash. The details of the total amounts paid to the individual firm by the partners in all the aforesaid four appeals are as under:

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