Tax Exemption for Settlor's Widow's Maintenance Allowance The High Court of Calcutta ruled that maintenance allowance to the Settlor's widow is not part of the assessees' income for tax purposes. The judgment ...
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Tax Exemption for Settlor's Widow's Maintenance Allowance
The High Court of Calcutta ruled that maintenance allowance to the Settlor's widow is not part of the assessees' income for tax purposes. The judgment referred to clauses in the deed and highlighted both parties' failure to present clear facts. Justices Khundkar and Mukherjea concurred, and no costs were awarded.
The High Court of Calcutta held that maintenance allowance paid to the Settlor's widow should be excluded from the income of the assessees for tax purposes. The judgment referenced clauses 3 and 12 of the deed of July 15, 1927, and cited legal authority from a previous case. The Court found fault with both parties for lack of clarity in presenting facts. No costs were ordered. Justices Khundkar and Mukherjea concurred with the decision.
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