INCOME TAX : Where nature and source of excess stock found during search was not specifically identifiable from profits which had accumulated from earlier years, AO was justified in holding that said excess stock was not undisclosed investment of assessee and no case of perversity or lack of enquiry on part of Assessing Officer was made out so as to render his decision erroneous under Explanation 2 to section 263
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