Goods transported to out-of-state depots otherwise than as a result of direct sale which would attract tax under Section 6 of the Central Sales Tax Act- SC
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Goods transported to out-of-state depots otherwise than as a result of direct sale which would attract tax under Section 6 of the Central Sales Tax Act- SC

Case Law Details

Case Name
M/S. Hyderabad Engineering Vs State Of A.P. (Supreme Court of India)
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The SC last week dismissed the appeal of Hyderabad Engineering Industries against the judgment of the Andhra Pradesh high court ruling that the transactions between several cities constituted inter-state sales, as contemplated under Section 3(a) of the Central Sales Tax Act. The company was part of Jay Engineering Works with head office in Delhi. It has other related companies with different names in different states. The company claimed exemption on a turnover of Rs 8,87,75,643 towards goods transported to out-of-state depots otherwise than as a result of direct sale which would attract tax u...
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