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Compulsory pre-emptive purchase not necessary in collaboration agreement between owner & developer

Sodexo Vouchers are not liable for Octroi or LBT :SC

Anti-dumping duty cannot be charged for gap period, the period between lapse of provisional duty & imposition of final duty: SC

Expression allowed to be sold cannot be interpreted as the compulsory condition that goods must be actually sold

Levy of Interest on late payment of duty by providing it in subordinate regulations would be deemed as ultra vires if the same not provided by provisions of Act

No need to affix MRP on goods declared to be 'not meant for retail sale' thus Excise duty payable on transaction value

If purchase price fixed in first contract subsequently gets revised prior to importation of goods, then Customs duty would be payable on revised price

Intimation u/s 143(1) is not an assessment, AO authorized to make reassessment u/s 147 subsequently: SC

Bills discounted cannot be equated with loan & advances, interest received on default not taxable under Interest Tax Act, 1974: SC

Post-importation services could not be added to value of goods imported

Interest, depreciation and profit margin not to be considered for arriving at production cost

SC on Allowability of Interest expenses when Interest Free Loan been given to Sister Concern & Director

Section 143(1) intimation is not an assessment and no question of change of opinion

Prices charged by job-worker cannot be regarded as understated where principal manufacturer has given loan to job-worker
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