Documentary proof of inherited jewellery defeats unexplained-income additions, while duplicate HUF brokerage lacks capital-gains deductibility.

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....Historical wealth-tax records, valuation reports and family-distribution evidence can substantiate ancestral and self-owned jewellery; non-filing of later wealth-tax returns, without evidence of disposal, does not establish that prior holdings were sold. Accordingly, jewellery disclosed in Schedule AL could not be treated as unexplained merely because original purchase bills were unavailable. Brokerage paid to a Hindu undivided family is not deductible as investment cost for capital-gains exemption where no family fund or asset generated the income and its Karta or coparcener was separately paid for the same personal services. Recipient confirmation or taxability does not establish deductibility; the brokerage disallowance remained sustainable.....