Fair market value of non-immovable property is determined how?
ABy the donor's valuer alone
BBy the seller's declaration
CBy the prescribed method
DBy the stamp duty authority
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. By the prescribed method
The Explanation defines fair market value of property other than immovable property as the value computed under the prescribed method.
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