Purposive interpretation of residential house exemption: unregistered purchase agreement alone does not defeat relief, but investment must be verified...
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Income Declaration Scheme - The amount deposited by the petitioner under the IDS could not have been forfeited and have neither been refunded nor adjusted. This is not a case where one would say that the petitioner had failed to make the payment within the time prescribed under the DTVSV Act which would result in denying the benefit of the said Scheme to the petitioner but in our opinion, this is a simple case where the money which was lying in the corpus of the revenue had simply to be adjusted by way of a mathematical exercise and benefit accorded to the petitioner under the DTVSV Act. - HC
Income Declaration Scheme - The amount deposited by the petitioner under the IDS could not have been forfeited and have neither been refunded nor adjusted. This is not a case where one would say that the petitioner had failed to make the payment within the time prescribed under the DTVSV Act which would result in denying the benefit of the said Scheme to the petitioner but in our opinion, this is a simple case where the money which was lying in the corpus of the revenue had simply to be adjusted by way of a mathematical exercise and benefit accorded to the petitioner under the DTVSV Act. - HC
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