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Income from House Property: licence fees treated as rent and must not be subjected to a fresh addition; AO to verify computation.

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....Receipt characterised as income from house property where transferee of infrastructure business stepped into transferor's position and continued licence payments; licence fees retained the character of rent arising from use of immovable property, so amounts already offered under Income from House Property cannot be subjected to a fresh addition. Assessing Officer must verify the assessee's computation and give effect to the appellate direction to ensure no double addition is made, treating the CNIL receipt as income from house property.....