Important Income Tax Case Laws 24.04.2026

By | April 24, 2026

Important Income Tax Case Laws 24.04.2026

Relevant ActSection / AuthorityCase Law TitleCitationBrief Summary
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 2(14)Pallava Resorts (P.) Ltd. v. DCITClick HereAgricultural Land: Revenue records (Patta/Adangal) prevail over guideline values. If land is classified as agricultural and used for farming, it is excluded from “capital assets.”
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 12A / 119(2)Shri Jain Dehrasar Upasraya ane Sadharan v. CITClick HereCondonation of Delay: For Form 10B verification, the Commissioner must only evaluate reasons for delay, not exceed scope by demanding unrelated certificates.
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 28(i) / 148Dignesh Pramukhlal Patel v. ACITClick HereChange of Opinion: Reassessment to treat capital gains as business income solely due to a change in directorship is invalid if the original claim was already accepted in scrutiny.
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 35DDAAmbalal Sarabhai Enterprises Ltd. v. DCITClick HereVRS Amortization: Gratuity and leave encashment are post-retirement obligations arising from past service; they are fully deductible and should not be amortized with VRS costs.
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 45Ambalal Sarabhai Enterprises Ltd. v. DCITClick HereCapital Receipt: Consideration for assigning marketing rights or self-generated trademarks/goodwill is a capital receipt and not taxable as revenue income.
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 69CPCIT v. Sunil Devkishan PanwarClick HereBogus Purchases: Deletion of addition is justified if the Revenue fails to supply material from the Investigation Wing or allow cross-examination to the assessee.
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 80GAnjuman-E-Himayath-E-Islam v. CIT (Exemption)Click HereCharitable Status: 80G approval cannot be denied for incidental religious expenditure (under 5%) if the dominant objects of the trust are educational.
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 92CAPCIT v. Boeing India (P.) Ltd.Click HereAmalgamation: An assessment order passed in the name of a non-existent amalgamating company (post-merger) is void ab initio and not a curable irregularity.
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 143Vyavasaya Seva Sahakari Sangh Ltd. v. AUClick HereNatural Justice: Proceedings are quashed if notices are sent to an incorrect email address, as it deprives the assessee of a fair opportunity of hearing.
Income-tax Act, 1961Sec 148 / 148AG M Polyplast Ltd. v. ACITClick HereConstitutional Validity: Notice issued to the Attorney General as the petition challenges the validity of certain provisos to Sec 148/148A as arbitrary.

 

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