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    <description>Block assessment under Chapter XIVB is confined to undisclosed income revealed by search material and linked evidence; income already recorded in the assessee&#039;s books, returns or accepted regular assessment cannot be brought to block assessment. Section 158BB requires computation to rest on material found as a result of search or requisition, not on information already disclosed in the ordinary course. As the disputed purchase was already reflected in the assessee&#039;s books and returns, and no search material showed undisclosed income, the foundation for block assessment was absent. The proceedings were therefore not legally sustainable and the assessee succeeded.</description>
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