Setting up: establishment requires readiness to commence business; preparatory operations do not constitute establishment under law. The expression setting up denotes that a business is established and ready to commence operations; preparatory operations to establish a unit do not amount to its being set up until it is capable of commencing business. The term is treated as equivalent to 'established,' distinct from the operations of establishment.
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Setting up: establishment requires readiness to commence business; preparatory operations do not constitute establishment under law.
The expression setting up denotes that a business is established and ready to commence operations; preparatory operations to establish a unit do not amount to its being set up until it is capable of commencing business. The term is treated as equivalent to "established," distinct from the operations of establishment.
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