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<h1>Judicial review of Tribunal reversal: High Court affirmation of tax assessment sustained, appeals dismissed by highest court.</h1> Supreme Court review concerned a High Court reversal of ITAT findings and affirmation of Assessing Officer and Commissioner of Income Tax determinations; ... Bad debts written off u/s 36(1)(vii) - requirement of section 36(2) for allowance of bad debt - Allowability of various amounts written off as bad debts (multiple debtors) claimed as deduction - Honouring of guarantee obligations and revenue v. capital character - deduction as business expenditure u/s 37 - Allowability as business expenditure of amounts paid by the assessee to honour guarantees given by its amalgamating subsidiaries - Real income doctrine (no real income) - accrual basis taxation under mercantile system HELD THAT:- The decision of the High Court [2010 (1) TMI 86 - KARNATAKA HIGH COURT] in reversing the findings of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal and affirming the decision of the Assessing Officer following by the Commissioner of Income Tax, is legally correct and justified. Issues: Whether the High Court was correct in reversing the findings of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal and affirming the assessment/decision of the Assessing Officer and Commissioner of Income Tax.Analysis: The Supreme Court examined the High Court's reversal of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal's decision and the High Court's affirmation of the Assessing Officer's and Commissioner of Income Tax's determination. The Court found the High Court's legal conclusion to be correct and justified on the record, thereby endorsing the High Court's conclusion that the assessment/decision under challenge was sustainable.Conclusion: The High Court's reversal of the Tribunal and affirmation of the Assessing Officer's and Commissioner of Income Tax's decision is upheld; the civil appeals are dismissed.