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judicial dictionary 4th edn vol 2 p 916 the word entertainment has been defined thus entertainment for a public or special
Entertainment expenditure
word entertainment must be construed strictly and not expansively ordinarily entertainment connotes something which may be beneficial for the mental or
Entertain
air 1970 sc 1093 1970 2 scr 898 the expression entertain in proviso to cl b of or 21 r 90
Entertainment tax
entertainment tax a tax levied on payments for ad mission to
entertainment expenses
entertainment expenses employment expenses that have an element of entertainment that
Place of public entertainment
place of public entertainment includes any place to which the public are admitted and
entertained
p p of entertain
Entertainer
one who entertains a host
Entertaining
affording entertainment pleasing amusing diverting
Entertained
entertained when the proviso speaks of the enter tainment of the
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