Supreme Court · 1996 INSC 1072 · Decided 18 September 1996

Sarojini Ammal v. The Controller of Estate Duty, Madras

Court
Supreme Court of India
Citation
1996 INSC 1072 · [1996] SUPP. 6 S.C.R. 472
Case number
CIVIL APPEAL No. 2513/1981
Decided
18 September 1996
Bench
S.P. BHARUCHA, K. VENKATASWAMI (2-judge bench)
Outcome
Appeal(s) allowed
Case type
Civil
Acts & sections cited
Transfer of Property Act Section 122

Headnote

AMMAL v. THE CONTROLLER OF EST ATE DUTY, MADRAS SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 B (S.P. BHARUCHA AND K. VENKATASWAMI, JJ.) Estate Duty Act, 1953: Section JO. Estate-Plincipal value of-Gifted amounts-Includibility in-Business C man made unconditional gifts to his daughters who accepted the same-Sub­ in pa1tnership Jinn-Later donor-father died-Held: In the circumstances of the case, amounts of gift retained in business was not includible in the p1inciple value of the estate of D the deceased. The proprietor of a business concern made unconditional cash gifts to his daughters and they

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