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Had there been no scrutiny of the assessment, this claim which ...

Income Tax

May 5, 2014

Had there been no scrutiny of the assessment, this claim which was ex-facie not tenable could have been allowed on these items and assessee could have got the benefit of 100% depreciation for the year where it does not deserve - additions confirmed - AT

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