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Widow's share transfer not taxable; bank deposits need explanation after wife's demise & hearing.

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....Petitioner's NRO account deposits were subject to TDS deduction; transferred shares from deceased wife's account not taxable. Respondents classified petitioner as resident, demanded tax on deposits as unexplained investments and transferred shares as purchase of securities. Petitioner unable to explain due to wife's demise and personal commitments. Order passed without opportunity of hearing, violating natural justice. Order set aside, matter remanded for fresh consideration after allowing petitioner to file reply/objections and personal hearing.....