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Capital gain computation - Since the building was semi finished with only RCC roof and walls, the cost of construction could not be considered at the value of Rs.400 per sft as given by the Registration and Stamps Department. We are of the considered view that the rate of Rs. 400 per sft is for the completed building and not for the semi-finished building. In view of the discussion above, we find no infirmity in the order of the Ld. CIT(A) wherein he has rightly considered the cost of construction @ Rs. 300 per sft which works out to 75% of the SRO value and hence no interference is required - AT
Capital gain computation - Since the building was semi finished with only RCC roof and walls, the cost of construction could not be considered at the value of Rs.400 per sft as given by the Registration and Stamps Department. We are of the considered view that the rate of Rs. 400 per sft is for the completed building and not for the semi-finished building. In view of the discussion above, we find no infirmity in the order of the Ld. CIT(A) wherein he has rightly considered the cost of construction @ Rs. 300 per sft which works out to 75% of the SRO value and hence no interference is required - AT
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