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Issues: Whether the Revenue's appeal on the entitlement of a karta representing a Hindu undivided family to remuneration under the partnership deed required adjudication when the same issue had already attained finality in the assessee's earlier assessment year.
Analysis: The appeal raised a substantial question concerning remuneration claimed by a Hindu undivided family as a partner. The Tribunal had relied on its earlier decision in the assessee's own case for a prior assessment year, and the Revenue's challenge to that earlier decision had already been rejected by the Court. In view of that prior final determination, the question raised in the present appeal was no longer open for reconsideration.
Conclusion: The question did not survive for decision, and the appeal was dismissed.
Final Conclusion: The Court declined to answer the proposed question of law because the issue had already reached finality in the earlier round of litigation, resulting in dismissal of the Revenue's appeal.
Ratio Decidendi: Once an identical issue has attained finality in an earlier assessment year, a subsequent appeal on the same question need not be answered again.