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Case Name : CIT Vs. Dr. Arvind S. Phake (Bombay High Court)
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CIT Vs. Dr. Arvind S. Phake (Bombay High Court)

Admittedly, on the date of execution of the development agreement, the entire consideration was not received by the respondent. The physical possession of the property subject matter of development agreement was parted with by the respondent ­assessee on 1st March, 2008. It was held that on that day, complete control over the property was passed on to the developer. After having perused the various clauses in the agreement and the aforesaid factual aspects, the

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