Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Owner of suit property - joint ownership - legality and validity of the power of attorney and the sale deeds - the sale deeds will have to be held as void being executed without consideration. Hence, the sale deeds did not affect in any manner one half share of the appellant in the suit properties - As no title was transferred under the said sale deeds, the appellant continues to have undivided half share in the suit properties. - SC
Owner of suit property - joint ownership - legality and validity of the power of attorney and the sale deeds - the sale deeds will have to be held as void being executed without consideration. Hence, the sale deeds did not affect in any manner one half share of the appellant in the suit properties - As no title was transferred under the said sale deeds, the appellant continues to have undivided half share in the suit properties. - SC
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