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Issues: Whether the income credited to the wife from her partnership interest, including interest and share of profits, was includible in the assessee-husband's total income under section 16(3)(a)(iii) where only part of the wife's capital came from gifts made by the husband.
Analysis: Section 16(3)(a)(iii) creates an artificial income provision and must be strictly construed. The income can be clubbed only where it arises directly or indirectly from assets transferred by the husband to the wife, and the connection between the transfer and the income must be proximate. Applying this principle, only the interest attributable to the Rs. 1 lakh capital that came from the husband's gifts had the necessary direct nexus. The remaining capital contribution and the resulting interest and share of profits were not shown to arise from the transferred assets in the requisite sense.
Conclusion: The inclusion of Rs. 6,000 representing interest on the Rs. 1 lakh gifted by the husband was justified, but the inclusion of the balance amount of Rs. 25,778 was not justified and was against the assessee.
Ratio Decidendi: Income can be clubbed under section 16(3)(a)(iii) only to the extent that it arises from a proximate and direct or indirect nexus with assets transferred by the husband to the wife; income stemming from independent capital or from a remote connection is not includible.