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Ghansham Singh vs Commissioner Of Income-Tax, Tamil Nadu on 10 March, 1981

In Ghansham Singh's case , it is held that the expenditure laid out for acquisition of a capital asset is attributable to the capital field. This is what the assessee has done in this case. To acquire an (sic) litigation in a court of law. Should the asset be acquired, it would be undoubtedly a capital asset. Correspondingly, if the assessee loses the litigation it must be held to be a capital loss. Therefore, the issue of bringing the same into revenue field does not arise.
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