Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
HC allowed the appeal, setting aside ITAT's order rejecting additional evidence under Rule 29. The court found ITAT erroneously rejected crucial documents (cash book and cash flow statement) without specifically recording why such evidence was unnecessary for proper adjudication. The HC determined the documents were vital for limited scrutiny assessment and essential for just disposal of the appeal. Consequently, the application for additional evidence was permitted, and the previous appellate order was set aside, restoring the applicant's right to present comprehensive documentary evidence.
HC allowed the appeal, setting aside ITAT's order rejecting additional evidence under Rule 29. The court found ITAT erroneously rejected crucial documents (cash book and cash flow statement) without specifically recording why such evidence was unnecessary for proper adjudication. The HC determined the documents were vital for limited scrutiny assessment and essential for just disposal of the appeal. Consequently, the application for additional evidence was permitted, and the previous appellate order was set aside, restoring the applicant's right to present comprehensive documentary evidence.
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