Supreme Court of India
Sankalp Recreation Private Limited v. Union of India & Ors.
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Auction – property was acquired by Union of India u/s.269 UD(1) of the Income Tax Act – Despite several attem pts to sell property, several auctions conducted qua the said p roperty failed – Appellant made offer to the Central Board of Dire ct Taxes to purchase the said property for a sum of Rs.32.11 crores – How ever, the offer was not accepted – fresh valuation report of the property was submitted on 04.09.2017 and a reserve price for propert y was fixed at Rs.30 crores – Appellant made a bid of Rs.30 .21 crores – On 26.09.2017 respondent no.3 sent a report to resp ondent no.2, in which it
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