What should be the exact treatment of contingent liability in the financial statement as per IAS-37 ?

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What do we mean by contingent liabilities & commitment ?
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Dasarathi Rath
15-June-2014

Financial Reporting Financial Accounting

Question added by AbuSufyan Cheema , Accounting Manager , United Business Enterprises
Date Posted: 2015/03/19

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Should be discolsed in the notes to the financial statements

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