Self occupation exemption: executor residing in estate property lacks beneficial ownership and cannot claim the exemption. An executor holds estate property only for representation and has no beneficial interest; the pre amendment self occupation exemption applied only to houses belonging beneficially to the assessee. Consequently an executor qua executor who merely resides in an estate house cannot claim the exemption and may owe rent to the estate unless an express right of residence is granted to him in that capacity.
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Self occupation exemption: executor residing in estate property lacks beneficial ownership and cannot claim the exemption.
An executor holds estate property only for representation and has no beneficial interest; the pre amendment self occupation exemption applied only to houses belonging beneficially to the assessee. Consequently an executor qua executor who merely resides in an estate house cannot claim the exemption and may owe rent to the estate unless an express right of residence is granted to him in that capacity.
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