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CIT vs. Suresh N. Gupta (Supreme Court)

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S. 158BB has to be read with the relevant Finance Act and the surcharge prescribed therein is applicable to a block assessment. The Proviso to s. 113 of the Act, though inserted by the Finance Act 2002 with effect from 1.6.2002, is clarificatory and applies to searches conducted before that date.

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