Supreme Court of India
Joint Family of Udayan Chinubhai Etc. v. Commissioner of Income-tax, Gujarat
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Indian Income-tax Act (11of1922), s. 25A ands. 34- Order record· ing partition of Hindu undivided family-Power to reassess family as a unlt thereafter-Wh•ther exlsls. . his wife, and his three sons were originally assessed to income-tax in the status of a Hindu undivided family. filed a suit in 1948 iu the High Court of Bombay for partition and separate possession of his share in the joint family estate. In 1950 the High Court passed a decree. by consent declarine that as from October 15, 1947 the joint family stood dissolved, that all the members of the family had become separate in food,
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