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Unexplained creditors - Refusal of the Settlement Commission to ...

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January 14, 2017

Unexplained creditors - Refusal of the Settlement Commission to make any additions on the basis of the entries in the Cash Flow Statement [CFS] of the alleged advances taken by the assessee - matter restored before the commission - HC

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