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I.T.AS. NOS. 1020/IB TO 1022/IB OF 2006, DECIDED ON 20TH OCTOBER, 2006. versus I.T.AS. NOS. 1020/IB TO 1022/IB OF 2006, DECIDED ON 20TH OCTOBER, 2006.

Section 19 Income Tax Ordinance (XLIX of 2001), Section 221 Property income received from property Gifts directed to Division First Appellate Authority to cooperate with the gifting process because of the components of the gift The appointment was made and there was no question of diagnosis. The entire property proceeds in the hands of One Property Revenue claiming that no proof of the status of the gifted asset was submitted after the opportunity was provided, nor was it transferred to another authority by the Development Authority. Nor was there any variation in it. At no stage of the proceedings has the oral motion been presented, the assessee of the oral transaction having been unable to provide any evidence to support his claim of proof of the oral gift, there is no argument against this fact. The gift was a legitimate gift in Islam, and it was the dominant gift, however, the pro- need of some solid support, however, has really taken place and the claim is not only the concept of offer, acceptance and actual transfer Was a fraudulent arrangement requiring at least some witnesses and the steps taken thereafter to resolve the said transaction. It is important to support the fact of the letter or the gift. Evidence, however, does not constitute an immovable property under the law unless it is registered with the relevant agencies in some form unless an oral gift endorsed by the gifting process is claimed and in addition to this claim No co-operation. This review aimed at dividing property income into its spouse famous high court advocate from Timergara lawyer