S. 56: Income from other sources-Interest on compensation-
Interest received on compensation/enhanced compensation on acquisition of land by State Government shall be considered as income from other sources and shall be exigible to income tax.

S. 56: Income from other sources-Relinquishment of rights over land-Symbolic possession-Failure to submit details-Amount received assessable as income from other sources and not as capital gains-Insurance refund-Amount received on surrender of life insurance policy-Addition cannot be made as unexplained money-Addition was deleted.[S.2(14), 45, 68]

S. 56: Income from other sources-Valuation of shares-Consideration shown was Rs 1. –Lock-in-Lowest price traded was Rs 22. 88-Mere fact that shares were in lock-in was not sufficient to come to the conclusion that market value shall be determined in a manner similar to that of unquoted shares, i.e. in accordance with rule 11UA-Matter remanded to the file of the Assessing Officer. [R.11UA(1)(c) (b)]

S. 56 : Income from other sources-Capital gains-Acquisition of agricultural land-Wrongly offered as income from other sources-Interest on enhanced compensation-Matter remanded to decide in accordance with law. [S. 10(37), 45, 143(1), Land Acquisition Act, 1894, S, 28, 34]

S. 56: Income from other sources-Agricultural land-Capital gains-Full value of consideration-Stamp valuation-Agricultural land is also covered under section 56 (2)(x)-When the value of land is disputed, the Assessing Officer ought to have referred the matter to the Departmental Valuation Officer (DVO)-Matter remanded. [S.2(14) 50C(2), 56(2)(10)]

S.54F: Capital gains-Investment in a residential house-Sale of shop in February, 2012-Booked flat in December, 2010-Purchase of residential Flat in April, 2016-Entitled to exemption if substantial payment for said flat was made during relevant period or within two years from date of sale of shop-Matter remanded. [S.45, 50C]

S.54F: Capital gains-Investment in a residential house–Purchases–Duplex-Single deed-Entitled to exemption. [S. 45]

S. 54B: Capital gains-Land used for agricultural purposes-land sold was used for agricultural activities for the last two years immediately preceding the date of transfer-Sale proceeds were also utilised for purchase of another land, which was again used for agricultural purposes-Exemption cannot be denied on the ground that after sale land was declared as non-agricultural by Stamp Duty Officer.[S. 45]

S. 50C: Capital gains-Full value of consideration-Stamp valuation-Third proviso-Difference between value determined by DVO and consideration declared by assessee was less than 5 per cent of sale consideration-Would be entitled to the safe harbour rule of 5 per cent as per third proviso to section 50C.[S. 45]

S. 45: Capital gains-Land-Compulsorily acquired-Guarantor-Overdraft facility-Compensation was first credited to assessee’s account and then transferred to sister concern’s bank account to discharge its overdraft-Application of income and not diversion by overriding title-Capital gains were taxable in assessee’s hands.[S. 4]