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Allowance of loss incurred on account of theft of jewellery - ...

Income Tax

October 28, 2017

Allowance of loss incurred on account of theft of jewellery - Merely because the insurance company has not compensated the assessee and did not accept the claim of the assessee does not mean that the assessee has not incurred loss or theft has not taken place

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