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<h1>Best Judgment Assessments Must Be Fair and Honest, Not Based on Arbitrary Guesswork, as per Judicial Precedents.</h1> The assessing authority cannot make a best judgment assessment entirely based on arbitrary guesswork. Judicial precedents, such as the cases of Kachwala Gems and Dhakeswari Cotton Mills, establish that while some degree of estimation is inherent in best judgment assessments, authorities must strive for honest and fair estimates of income. These assessments should not be purely speculative and must be supported by more than mere suspicion. The responsibility partly lies with the assessee for failing to provide proper accounts, which necessitates the use of best judgment by authorities.