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Issues: Whether profits earned by a registered co-operative bank from government permitted dealings in sugar, oil and standard cloth are exempt from income tax under the Government of India notification dated 25th August, 1925 (as amended).
Analysis: The Court examined the scope of the notification exempting "profits of any co-operative society" and compared it with the heads of income under the Indian Income tax law, in particular the concepts of business profits and income from "other sources". The judgment reviewed earlier authorities holding that the exemption applies to profits arising from carrying on the business of a co operative society qua such society and does not extend to income arising from activities that, though permitted by government, are not part of the society's cooperative business (including investments or trade with outsiders). The Court applied the mutuality principle and precedents which place the onus on the assessee to prove that contested receipts fall within the exemption.
Conclusion: The exemption in the 25th August, 1925 Government of India notification does not apply to profits derived from the bank's dealings in sugar, oil and standard cloth which are outside the cooperative society's business; answer to the referred question is in the negative.
Ratio Decidendi: The Government notification of 25th August, 1925 exempts only profits accruing from carrying on the business of a mutual co operative society; profits from activities not part of the society's cooperative business (including trading with outsiders or permitted but extraneous enterprises) are not covered by the exemption.