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Capital gain computation - sale of joint property - assessee’s claimed that, they are entitled to 1/6th share, in the total property under Hindu succession Act - AO directed to call for these people to enquire upon amount disbursed to them and accordingly compute share received by assessee’s before us for purposes of capital gains. - AT
Capital gain computation - sale of joint property - assessee’s claimed that, they are entitled to 1/6th share, in the total property under Hindu succession Act - AO directed to call for these people to enquire upon amount disbursed to them and accordingly compute share received by assessee’s before us for purposes of capital gains. - AT
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