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Chacko Question by Chacko on Aug 26, 2024Hindi
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A neighbour sold land and price gained was shown correctly in income tax return; but the buyer showed only half the price in land transfer registration documents. If so, is (1) my neighbour or (2) the land buyer who showed only half actual price paid or (3) both liable for prosecutions? Thanks

Ans: Hello, both are wrong as the documents cannot be made by just one party, it has to be signed by both the parties.
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