Supreme Court of India
Champaran Cane Concern v. State of Bihar and Anr.
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The Champaran Cane Concern, appellant, carried on agricultural operations in lands owned by two persons. One of these two persons had a share of four annas in a rupee and other twelve annas in a rupee. They appointed another person as a common manager for facility of cultivation and management. There was no partnership agreement entered into by these two persons. In the returns submitted to the tax authorities for the assessment years the concern was shown as a "firm".
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