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Indwell Constructions vs Commissioner Of Income-Tax on 12 March, 1998

"15. The principle that if a finding of fact is not challenged as being perverse, the High Court is bound to accept such finding. Therefore, as no such substantial question of law has been framed and the questions pertain to findings of fact, which cannot be said to be perverse as it is evident that the books of accounts of the respondent had been rejected by the assessing authority, in which case the same books of accounts could not be relied upon in an addition on account of trade creditors and also for arriving at the closing stock. This is an established principle as has been held in the decisions relied upon by the respondent namely Indwell Constructions case (supra), Banwari Lal Banshidhar's case (supra), Aggarwal Engg. Co.'s case (supra) and Amman Steel & Allied Industries case (supra)."
Andhra HC (Pre-Telangana) Cites 8 - Cited by 157 - T N Rangarajan - Full Document

Commissioner Of Income-Tax vs Banwari Lal Banshidhar on 28 May, 1997

"15. The principle that if a finding of fact is not challenged as being perverse, the High Court is bound to accept such finding. Therefore, as no such substantial question of law has been framed and the questions pertain to findings of fact, which cannot be said to be perverse as it is evident that the books of accounts of the respondent had been rejected by the assessing authority, in which case the same books of accounts could not be relied upon in an addition on account of trade creditors and also for arriving at the closing stock. This is an established principle as has been held in the decisions relied upon by the respondent namely Indwell Constructions case (supra), Banwari Lal Banshidhar's case (supra), Aggarwal Engg. Co.'s case (supra) and Amman Steel & Allied Industries case (supra)."
Allahabad High Court Cites 3 - Cited by 99 - S L Saraf - Full Document
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