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The Directors of the assessee Company are responsible for the ...

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December 3, 2011

The Directors of the assessee Company are responsible for the affairs of the assessee Company and once they have admitted that the installed capacity of the current and previous year is not ascertainable, would show that installed capacity has not been enhanced..... - AT

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