Supreme Court of India

The Commissioner of Income Tax, Kolhapur v. Icici Bank Ltd.

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Bench Dr. Arijit Pasayat and Dr. Mukundakam Sharma JJ.
Decided 13 October 2008

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Interest Tax Act, 1974 - s.2(7) - Interest on government securities - Taxability of - Held: In view of Supreme Court's c decision in Corporation Bank's case*, interest earned on gov­ ernment securities was held not taxable - In the instant case, dispute between revenue and assessee as to whether, inter­ est earned was on government securities -Factual position as to nature of interest involved required to be examined by 0 Tribunal. ~ The question which arose for consideration in these appeals is whether Tribunal and High Court were justi­ fied in holding that the interest earned by assessee…

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