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    <description>ITAT Mumbai held that CIT&#039;s revision u/s 263 regarding exemption u/s 11(2) was invalid. The assessee had properly disclosed accumulation details in Form 10, specifying &quot;charitable purpose&quot; as the reason. The tribunal found that exact purpose specification is not legally required, as accumulation cannot exceed the organization&#039;s objects. The Assessing Officer had adequately enquired about the accumulation, and the assessee provided satisfactory responses. CIT&#039;s objection about non-specific purpose was deemed insufficient grounds for s 263 proceedings. The tribunal set aside the CIT&#039;s order and decided in favor of the assessee.</description>
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