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Case Name : ACIT Vs Mr. Bipin N. Sagar (ITAT Mumbai)
Related Assessment Year : 2011-12
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ACIT Vs Mr. Bipin N. Sagar (ITAT Mumbai)

Appellant has stated that the transfer is of one residential house. The three adjoining flats were merged and made it one residential house not by the Appellant but by previous owner. The Appellant ever since the date of purchase used it as one residential house. There is one electricity meter in respect of the three flats. As against a long term capital gain of Rs. 3,00,46,935, arising on transfer of a residential house, the Appellant has before the due date of filing return of income deposited a sum of Rs. 3,50

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