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1984 (7) TMI 232

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....he issue involved is whether the foreign income of Rs. 12,528 being share income form M/s A. Y. AR. M. AR. Firm, Seramban, Malaysia is includible in the total income of the assessee, a resident HUF in accordance with the provisions of the Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement between India and Malaysia. The assessee is resident HUF and drives income from property, own business and share income fr....

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....rent context of facts and issue decided by the special Bench of the Tribunal did not arise for consideration in the case decided by the High Court. 3. The Revenue is in appeal urging that the order of the AAC should be set aside and that of the ITO be restored. The ld. Departmental Representative urged that the directions of the AAC to delete such portions of the foreign income as has been asse....

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....ugh includible in the total income in India for rate purposes only. If the foreign income was not taxed in Malaysia the same was taxable in India. In this view of the matter, he directed the ITO to revise the assessment accordingly. On appeal the Tribunal did not accept the interpretation of the 'Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement' given by the AAC. The reference application under s. 256(1) was r....

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....xed on the foreign income and if so what was his liability to pay tax on the foreign income. In this view of the matter, therefore, the High Court did not accept the question referred to by the Tribunal and dismissed the petition. From the above facts it will be abundantly clear that the High Court has not answered the question and, therefore, the High Court has not decided the issue on merits of ....