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of <h1>Tribunal remands case for fresh review under Income Tax Act section 12A.</h1> <h3>Lord Krishna Charitable Trust Versus Commissioner of Income Tax, Rohtak</h3> Lord Krishna Charitable Trust Versus Commissioner of Income Tax, Rohtak - TMI Issues: Application for registration u/s 12A of the Income Tax Act rejected by CITDetailed Analysis:1. Contention of the Appellant:The Appellant argued that all trust objects are eligible for registration u/s 12A, emphasizing on imparting education without discrimination. The trust opened a polytechnic for training students. Original trust deed was furnished, rectified, and amended. ACIT recommended registration u/s 12AA, stating the trust fulfills conditions under Section 11 of the Act. Appellant cited precedents to support the argument.2. Arguments by the Respondent:The Respondent justified CIT's decision, stating CIT's satisfaction is crucial for registration u/s 12A.3. Judgment Analysis:The Tribunal found CIT did not consider ACIT's favorable report recommending registration. CIT relied on JCIT's report and highlighted family members as trustees. Citing precedent, the Tribunal noted family trustees do not negate public trust status. No adverse findings on trust activities were made. The Tribunal noted rectification of trust deed defects, not considered by CIT. Despite uncertainties on original document submission, the Tribunal set aside the matter for fresh consideration by CIT, directing submission of original trust deed for review.4. Conclusion:The Tribunal allowed the appeal for statistical purposes, remanding the case to CIT for a fresh review of the registration application. The Appellant was directed to provide the original trust deed for consideration. The judgment was delivered on 31/08/2012.
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