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The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal cancelled a Rs 1.3 crore tax addition imposed on property owners receiving a newly developed flat under a redevelopment agreement. It held that Section 56(2)(x) applies only when the property is actually received, not while construction remains incomplete.
12:36 AMEconomic Times Realty
The Supreme Court noted major differences between DLF Primus's original brochure plan and the project as built, including the apparent absence of much of a planned 24-metre corridor. The court asked the CBI to expedite its preliminary inquiry and directed the Haryana government to ensure future construction complies with legal requirements.
12:22 AMEconomic Times RealtySummary
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal cancelled a Rs 1.3 crore tax addition imposed on property owners receiving a newly developed flat under a redevelopment agreement. It held that Section 56(2)(x) applies only when the property is actually received, not while construction remains incomplete.
The ruling shifts the tax point from the redevelopment agreement or construction stage to the
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Redevelopment agreements may no longer trigger Section 56(2)(x) tax merely because a future property has been promised or is under construction.
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The Supreme Court noted major differences between DLF Primus's original brochure plan and the project as built, including the apparent absence of much of a planned 24-metre corridor. The court asked the CBI to expedite its preliminary inquiry and directed the Haryana government to ensure future construction complies with legal requirements.
The court's intervention puts DLF Primus's planning approvals and execution under formal investigative scrutiny, while
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The case could strengthen judicial oversight of real-estate approvals and raise compliance risks for projects that diverge from their sanctioned plans.
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