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Clandestine Removal of goods - liability of successor - even the ...

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November 28, 2013

Clandestine Removal of goods - liability of successor - even the legal heirs may have been liable but not the successor - A successor would have been liable only for recovery of the liability once the assessment order was passed and adjudicated - HC

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