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Full Section 54F exemption despite purchase in joint name

Exemption U/s. 54 cannot be denied for investment in joint name

Deduction u/s 54 can be claimed even if only land appurtenant to residential house is sold

Reduce 3 Year limit under section 54, 54B, 54D and 54F to 2 Years

Letter of allottment date must be taken as date of holding asset

Exemption U/s. 54F cannot be denied merely because capital asset was purchased in individual name of coparcener of HUF

Section 54F exemption on investment out of borrowed funds, in the name of Karta by HUF & On Renovation of Existing Unit

Multiple houses in single residential complex constitutes “a residential house” for Section 54/ 54F

S.54 Exemption despite non completion of new Property Purchase deal

Sec. 54 Utilization of capital gains in purchase of residential house sufficient to claim

Mere Non Completion / Registration cannot be the reason for denying benefit U/s 54F

S. 54 Only Unspent amount is taxable after the specified period

S. 54 deduction eligible if construction not completed due to litigation

Expense to make House habitable, eligible for exemption U/s. 54
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