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of <h1>High Court instructs Tribunal to review partnership deed for IT Act registration, assess minor partner's status.</h1> <h3>Saraf Trading Corporation. Versus Deputy Commissioner Of Income-Tax.</h3> The High Court directed the Tribunal to remand the matter to the AO for further examination regarding the interpretation of the partnership deed for ... Profit Sharing Ratio Issues:1. Interpretation of partnership deed for registration under the IT Act.2. Application of Section 13(b) of the Partnership Act.3. Treatment of minor partner in profit/loss sharing.Interpretation of Partnership Deed for Registration under the IT Act:The case involved the interpretation of a partnership deed for registration under the IT Act. The AO initially granted registration to the firm under Section 183(b) of the IT Act despite non-compliance with registration conditions. The AO apportioned total income based on changes in the firm's constitution. The CIT(A) upheld the AO's decision, but the Tribunal disagreed. The Tribunal found the partnership deed vague on profit sharing and concluded that Section 13(b) of the Partnership Act did not apply. The High Court directed the Tribunal to remand the matter to the AO for further examination.Application of Section 13(b) of the Partnership Act:The Tribunal's decision focused on the application of Section 13(b) of the Partnership Act. The High Court directed the Tribunal to remand the question regarding the application of Section 13(b) to the AO for a clear finding. The High Court emphasized the need for an agreement specifying profit-sharing ratios post the partnership deed's date. The Tribunal was instructed to consider if there was an agreement on profit/loss sharing after the partnership deed date to determine the applicability of Section 13(b).Treatment of Minor Partner in Profit/Loss Sharing:The issue of the minor partner's treatment in profit/loss sharing was raised during the proceedings. The Tribunal did not make a decision on whether Section 13(b) of the Partnership Act would apply when a minor is part of the partnership. The High Court directed the AO to record a clear finding on the application of Section 13(b) considering all aspects. The AO was instructed to determine if Section 13(b) applied to the case for the assessment years in question. The appeals by the assessee were treated as allowed for statistical purposes pending the AO's further examination.
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