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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / swetha

It is a liability which comes into existence on the
happening of an uncertain event.

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / chukka

It is Liability which were we had not expected generally.

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / arvind singh

Contingent liabilities are those types of liabilities which
occurrence is depend upon happening of any event in
future.EXAMPLE LIKE
A SUIT IS FILED AGAINST M/S A DUE TO THE CHARGE THAT THEY
USE THE COPY WRIGHT OF /MS B.SO,THE RESULT OF CASE
DETERMINE THAT WEATHER M/S A HAVE FEEL NEED TO PAY ANY
PENALTY TO COURT OR NOT.

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / vandana gupta

any liabilities whose occurence depends on happening of
uncertain future events

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / suhail sharma

CONTIGENT LIABILITY is a liability which may or may not be
happen, it depends upon some future event. If the debtor is
not able to pay to creditor than there is a liabilty of a
guaranter that the creditor must be paid. Its calles
contigent liabilty

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / veera prathap reddy

which liability may happen or may not happen in future is
called contigent liability
example: guarentees

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / srikantpatnaik

Contingent liability is a probable liability. It means it is
not an actual liability so this item is not shown in Balance
Sheet. rather it is an anticipation of a probable liability
due to certain situations like legal cases pending in court
against the entity and if it goes against the entity then it
may have to pay compensation to the plaintiff.
The entity needs to provide the expected outflow of cash in
case of verdict against it in the footnotes(notes to the
accounts) of the financial statements.

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / vengal rao

Contingent liabilities are possible future liabilities that
will only become certain on the occurrence of some future
event. A contingent liability is less certain than a
provision: the latter is expected to occur, a contingent
liability might occur.

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / krishnakumar

The liablities which may or may not arises in future is
called contingent liablities.

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CONTIGENT LIABILITYES..

Answer / deepak n. kolekar

A liability which cannot be present in the balance sheet
but may occur in future with any contingencies.

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