S.14A : Disallowance of expenditure – Exempt income -Investments in past years — Reserves and surpluses far in excess of investments No disallowance could be made [ R.8D (2)(ii)]

S. 14A : Disallowance of expenditure – Exempt income – Investments far below reserves and surpluses — Presumption that invested out of reserves and surpluses — No disallowance shown -Disallowance to the extent of Rs. 1,17,760 was sustained. [ R.8D( 2)(ii) , 2(iii) ]

S. 14A : Disallowance of expenditure – Exempt income – Only Investments which yielded exempt income during relevant period to be considered for computing average value of investment [ R.8D ]

S. 14A : Disallowance of expenditure – Exempt income – Not recording dissatisfaction with the working of disallowances given by the Assessee- No disallowance can be made – Industrial undertaking – Matter remanded to the Assessing Officer .[ R.8D 80IA(4)(iv) ]

S. 12A : Registration –Trust or institution- Charitable purpose –
Changes in objects clause — No communication form the commissioner – Tribunal directed the CIT(E ) to take into account the amended object which were amended prior to 01.04.2018, examine its genuineness and its compliance with respect to section 2(15) of the Act .[ S. 2(15 ) 11, 12AA, 80G ]

S. 11 : Property held for charitable purposes – Cash withdrawals- Directed to pass a speaking order [ S.2(15) 13 (1) ( c) ]

S. 11 : Property held for charitable purposes – Non-profit organisation — Fee received entitle for exemption-Principle of mutuality not claimed – The Assessing Officer cannot thrust upon the mutuality . [ S.2(15 ) 12A, 13 ]

Special Bearer Bonds (Immunities & Exemptions) Ordinance, 1981( 1981) 127 ITR 55 (St)
Special Bearer Bonds ( Immunities and Exemption ) Act , 1981 ( 1981) 129 ITR 30 (St)
S.3 : Immunities – Enacted retrospectively—Legislative power conferred on the President under Article 123—Is co-extensive with power of Parliament to make laws—Constitutional validity—Legislative intent behind enactment of the Bearer Bonds Act, 1981 is to combat menacing problem of black money— Classification between holders of black money and others made by the impugned Act is practical, real, intelligible and not arbitrary and irrational limited in scope— Bearer Bonds Act, 1981 accordingly is not violative of Art. 14 of Constitution. [ Constitution of India , Art , 14 , 123 ]

S. 171 : Partition – Assessment – Hindu undivided family – Provision that partial partitions after 31-12-78, not to be recognised for income tax and wealth tax purposes – Provision within legislative competence of Parliament – Not ultra vires charging section – Cut-off date not discriminatory. [Wealth-tax Act, 1957, S. 20A. Constitution of India, art. 14; Sch VII, List I, item 82]

S. 80DD: Medical treatment of dependent – Observations – Disability – Jeevan Aadhar – Amount of annuity under the policy is to be released only after the death of the person assured – Purpose is to secure the future of the person suffering from disability, after the death of the parent/guardian – Provision is valid in law – Considering the several difficult situations where the handicapped person may need the payment on annuity or lumpsum basis even during the life time of their parents/guardians, it is for the legislature to take care of theses aspects and to provide suitable provision by making necessary amendments in S.80DD. [Constitution of India Art. 14, 32]