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    <description>SC held that insurance proceeds received by the assessee for machinery destroyed by fire are not chargeable to capital gains tax under section 45. Interpreting section 2(47), the Court ruled that &quot;extinguishment of any rights&quot; must be read noscitur a sociis with &quot;sale, exchange, etc.&quot; and is confined to extinguishment arising from a transfer to a transferee, not to mere destruction of an asset. As the insurance money was paid under a reinstatement clause and did not represent consideration for a transfer of the capital asset, no taxable &quot;transfer&quot; occurred. The assessee&#039;s appeal was allowed and the HC judgment was set aside.</description>
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