Supreme Court of India
Mahanth Ramsw Aroop Das v. The State of Bihar.
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Agricultural Income-tax-Estate in management of Court Receiver-Owner if liable to be assessed to tax for such period--Bihar Agricultural Income-tax Act, XXXII of r948, ss. 2, cl. (m), 3 and IJ. The appellant was the Mahant of the Asthal Estate in Bihar which was in the management of a Receiver appointed by the Civil Court in a suit relating to the estate. On appeal the question that arose for decision in this Court was whether the appellant Mahant was liable to be assessed under the Bihar Agricultural Income-tax Act, r948, to pay agricultural income-tax for the year in which the estate was
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