#Section 147
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Addition for Property Purchased from Gifts by Relatives- ITAT directs re-adjudication

Unverified Information: ITAT upholds quashing of Re-assessment Order

Section 147 Assessment Invalid if Based on Cash Deposit Information Alone

Order passed without considering documents furnished is liable to be remanded back

Reassessment proceedings based upon unverified details are not valid

ITAT Quashes Reassessment initiated without Tangible Materials

Ex-parte order passed without considering submission is non-speaking order

Order passed u/s 148A(d) would remain subject to order to be ultimately passed in reassessment proceeding u/s 148

ITAT upheld addition for Income received for arranging the deal

Transfer of title completes with registered sale deed & not with mere agreement to sale

Critical Analysis of New Reassessment Provisions: Section 148, 148A and 149

Reopening of assessment without tangible material is unsustainable

Re-assessment order passed against a non-existent entity is bad-in-law

Reasonable addition estimated on the basis of 5% bogus purchase sustained
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