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| 1982 SLG 1030 1982 SLD 1030 (1982) 135 ITR 333 |
Calcutta High Court
"IT REFERENCE Nos. 183 OF 1974 AND 8 OF 1980 NOVEMBER 24, 1980"
SABYASACHI MUKHARJI AND SUDHINDRA MOHAN GUHA, JJ.
"B.L. Pal, B.K. Naha and S. Sen for the Applicant. Dr. Debi Pal and Miss. M. Seal for the
Respondent."
"IT REFERENCE Nos. 183 OF 1974 AND 8 OF 1980 NOVEMBER 24, 1980"
SABYASACHI MUKHARJI AND SUDHINDRA MOHAN GUHA, JJ.
"B.L. Pal, B.K. Naha and S. Sen for the Applicant. Dr. Debi Pal and Miss. M. Seal for the
Respondent."
"Commissioner of IncomE tax v. Indian Oxygen Ltd."
Law:
Section:
Rule 1(v)of second schedule to the companies (Profits) surtax Act, 1964 [prior to its omission with effect from 1-4-1977] - capital-Computation of-Assessee, a 100 per cent subsidiary of foreign company, was converted into a public limited company and proposed to raise its issued share capital-Foreign company sold part of its shareholdings to public and left sale proceeds with assesses as loan for a period of seven years without formal agreement-Assessee returned loan to foreign company in two instalmemts-Whether tribunal correct in holding that impugned loan represented moneys borrowed from a person in a country outside india within the meaning of rule 1(v)-Held, on facts, yes-Whether tribunal was correct in its finding that impugned borrow-ings were made for a period of seven years and were utilised for expansion of capital base of assessee-company-Held, on facts, yes-Whether money had been actually borrowed for creation of a capital asset in india within the meaning of proviso to said rule 1(v)-Held that tribunal gave no such categorical finding and also no categorical evidence was on record [matter, accordingly, remanded back to tribunal for its decision] Facts The assessee, an Indian company, was a 100 per cent subsidiary of a foreign company A. It was converted in June 1958 into a public limited company and it proposed to raise its issued share capital. Consequently, A sold 30 per cent of its shareholdings to the public and agreed to leave with the assessee-company, as a loan for a period of seven years, its sale proceeds less tax liabilities at a variable rate of interest. A had also obtained necessary permission from the Reserve Bank of India. Although there was no formal agreement, A had confirmed the said retention by way of loan of Rs. 75 lakhs in its two letters issued to the assessee-company in November 1957. A had actually kept the loan amount in June 1958 and was given back the same in two instalments of Rs. 55,58,166 and Rs. 19,41,834 on 19-3-1966 and 23-5-1966, respectively. For the assessment year 1964-65, the assessee claimed the inclusion of the said amount of Rs. 75 lakhs in capital computation under rule 1(v) of the Second Schedule. The ITO…
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