S. 68 : Cash credit-Gift from father–Failure to bring on record any material evidence to prove creditworthiness and capacity of his father to advance huge amount of cash gift from any known source of income-Addition is held to be justified [S. 56(2)(viic)]

S. 68 : Cash credit-Credit entry in capital account-Maintenance of one set of accounts for himself, as an individual and other set of accounts for his sole proprietorship concern is valid – Capital introduced cannot be added as cash credit when proper explanation is furnished.

S. 68 : Cash credits-Share premium -Equity shares and preference shares stand on different footing and thus, net asset value method could not be used in case of preference shares to compute excess share premium charged on those shares so as to make addition as cash credits.

S. 54F : Capital gains-Investment in a residential house-Purchase of new residential house within due date specified under S. 139(4) from date of transfer of original asset- Entitle to exemption. [S. 45, 54F(4), 139(4)]

S. 54F : Capital gains-Investment in a residential house -Depreciable asset-Exemption is available even on short-term capital gains calculated on sale of depreciable assets held for more than 36 months. [ S. 2, 42(A), 45, 50]

S. 54F : Capital gains-Investment in a residential house–Capital gains account scheme – Part of sale consideration received in cash was taken over by department before due date of filing of return- Exemption cannot be denied on the ground that capital gain was not deposited in capital gains account with in prescribed time-S. 54 , 54F being beneficial provision, non-reference about specific section under which assessee is making claim exemption cannot be denied. [S. 45, 54]

S. 54F : Capital gains – Investment in a residential house-Purchase of three different properties -Exemption was allowed only in respect of one constructed house – Prior to 1-4-2015. [S. 45]

S. 54F : Capital gains-Investment in a residential house– Commercial property–Held more than thirty six months- Depreciation was claimed – Purchase of residential flat – Eligible deduction. [S. 45, 50]

S. 54 : Capital gains-Profit on sale of property used for residence -An advance given to a developer for booking of a flat in a residential project to be developed-booked flat prior to sale of existing immovable property-Neither on date of payment of advance nor till expiry of time period prescribed in respect of alleged new flat was in existence-Denial of exemption is held to be justified.[S. 45]

S. 54 : Capital gains-Profit on sale of property used for residence – Purchase new house property within stipulated period of two years from date of transfer of original asset-Exemption cannot be denied on the ground that housing loan was utilised for purchase of new house property. [S. 45]