Shreyas S. Morakhla , Mumbai vs Department Of Income Tax
9. The ld. D.R. then took us through the various decisions of the Tribunal wherein a similar issue has been decided in favour of the Revenue. For instance, he pointed out that in the case of India Infoline Securities (P) Ltd. (supra), it is held by the Tribunal after analyzing the nature of share transactions and relationship between the share broker and his clients that the value of shares purchased by the brokers on behalf of the clients could not be said to have been taken into account in computing the income of the assessee and the deduction on account of bad debts representing the said value could not be allowed u/s 36(1)(vii) because the condition prescribed u/s 36(2)(i) was not fulfilled.