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M/S Queen'S Educational Society vs Commr.Of Income Tax on 16 March, 2015

9. The judgments relied on by Mr. Seervai are of no assistance to him. Queen's Educational Society vs. Commissioner of Income Tax1 was a case involving interpretation of Section 10(22) of the Income Tax Act, which provided for exemption of income of a university or educational institution existing solely for educational purposes and "not for purposes of profit". The question was, when can an activity be said to be 'not for profit'. It was held that if the activity is primarily for educating persons, the fact that the institution makes a surplus/profit does not make the institution as one existing for the purposes of profit.
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