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W.T.AS. NOS. 1103/LB TO 1107/LB OF 2001, DECIDED ON 27TH APRIL, 2002. versus

Wealth Tax Act 1963 Sections 2 (m) (iii), 2 (d) (2) (16) and 2 (4) Convention of Convention (10 of 1984), Article 85 (5) Registration Act (XVI of 1908), section 17 (1) (b) and 17 (2) (v) CBR Letter C No. 1568 5 (WT) / 80, dated 229 1980, as a result of the determination of the status of arbitration award, court joint property. The shares decided to divide were jointly leased to some properties. Assisis submitted his statement as an individual. The Department reviewed the property, which was declared as the Association of Persons, the arbitration award was accepted by all parties and no objection was made by the Department. It was made a court rule, established separate ownership, which examined the names of such owners in the income tax as well as wealth tax, refusing to challenge its title award. However, it does not determine or detect certain properties, so another agreement was already decided on which separate independent units were registered accordingly in the Department of Excise and Property Tax and Property tax was levied respectively for the purpose of this agreement were the only file shareholders of which the individuals already own Neither further registration was required by arbitration and court rule nor was the court still proceeding with some joint agreements in relation to certain assets of another decree issued by the SC. The agreements signed as such were present in some relevant assessment years. Although such features in the contract in particular divorce advocates from Sagri lawyer