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    <description>HC held that the Moradabad Bypass Toll Road constructed under a BOT arrangement is a &quot;building&quot; and not a &quot;plant&quot; for purposes of depreciation under Section 32 of the Income-tax Act. Relying on SC precedent, HC applied the functional test and found that the toll road itself is a capital asset constituting the very business of the assessee, not a tool or apparatus used in the business. Toll plazas and collection equipment were characterised merely as facilities for collecting usage charges, not altering the road&#039;s character. Consequently, the assessee was not entitled to the higher rate of depreciation applicable to plant and machinery. The appeal was decided against the assessee.</description>
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