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Usage of pasteurised condensed milk is not necessary for the ...

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November 29, 2012

Usage of pasteurised condensed milk is not necessary for the purpose of production of ghee and curd. Because the assessee used the standardised and pasteurised milk, we cannot grant the additional depreciation on the plant and machinery which are used for the purpose of standardisation and pasteurisation of milk. - AT

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