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Unjust enrichment - As the appellants have obtained a ...


Chartered Accountant's Certificate Confirms SAD Duty Not Passed to Buyers, Sufficient Against Unjust Enrichment Claims.

March 12, 2013

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Unjust enrichment - As the appellants have obtained a certificate from CA confirming that the duty liability of SAD has not been passed on to the buyers by the appellants, the same is sufficient - AT

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