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part B: unreported decisions
1 ITO v. Surendra V. Shah
ITAT ‘E’ Bench, Mumbai
Before D. Manmohan (VP) and
Pramod Kumar (AM)
ITA No. 5667/Mum./2008
Decided on : 23-7-2010
Counsel for revenue/assessee
:
Naveen Gupta/Dr. Rashmi J.
Zaveri
Per Pramod Kumar :
Facts :
S. 55A of the Income-tax
Act, 1961 — Valuation report of Departmental Valuation Officer — To determine
fair market value as on 1st April, 1981 whether reference to DVO can be made —
Held, No.
The issue before the
Tribunal was whether the AO can resort to Departmental Valuation Officer’s (DVO)
report for ascertaining fair market value of an asset as on 1st April, 1981 and
for the purpose of computing cost of acquisition u/s.55(2)(b)(i).
Held :
According to the Tribunal a
reference to DVO can only be made u/s.55A. Further relying on the decision of
the Mumbai Bench of Tribunal in the case of Daulai Mohta (HUF) which decision
was subsequently approved by the Bombay High Court, the Tribunal upheld the
order of the CIT(A) to the effect that the reference to the DVO was invalid.