Supreme Court of India
Commissioner of Income-tax, Bangalore v. M/s. R. Hanumanthappa and Son
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Mysore Income-tax Act, 1923, s. 25(3)-Hindu undivided/amity carrying on family business-After partition, the same copar ceners with another formed partnership and was carrying on the same business-Whether discontinuance of the family busi- ness within the meaning of s. 25(3)-Mysore Income-tax Act, 1922-Finance Act, 1950-Whether appeal lay from a judgment of Mysore High Court arising out of pre-constitution matter Interpretation of Art. 136(i) of the Constitution. After the partition of a Hindu undivided family the coparceners formed into a partnership and carried on the same business which
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