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Issues: Whether a person qualified in electrical engineering, and holding membership of the Institution of Engineers (India) in civil engineering without having passed the institution's examination, was entitled to registration as a valuer under the Wealth-tax Act.
Analysis: Registration as a valuer was available only to a person possessing the qualifications prescribed under section 34AB and Rule 8A of the Wealth-tax Rules. For immovable property, the rule required, among other alternatives, a graduate qualification in civil engineering, architecture or town planning, or a qualification recognised by the Central Government for recruitment to superior services or posts under the Central Government in the relevant field. Explanation 2 to Rule 8A excluded institutional membership from being treated as a requisite qualification unless the membership had been granted on the basis of passing the examinations conducted by the institution. The petitioner's membership was obtained without passing any such examination.
Conclusion: The petitioner was not qualified for registration as a valuer and was not entitled to relief.