Supreme Court of India
Messrs Mohanlal Hargovind Das, Bidi Merchants, Jabalpur (m.p.) v. The State of Madhya Pradesh & Another.
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Constitution of India-Art. 286(2)-Central Provinces and Berar Sa!es Ta:r Act, 1947 (XX/ of 1947), sA(6)-Petitioners Bidi merchants of Madhya Pradesh-Importing tobacco from the State of Bombay-Whether mch transactions. of sales of goods-Affected by the ban under Art. 286(2) of the Constitution-Petitioners registered 111 "dealers" under Central Provinces and Berar Sales Ta:r Act, 1947 and dealers in Bombay selling or supplying tobacco to the petitioners also registered as "dealers" under Central Provinces and Berar Sales Ta:r Act, 1947-Whether makes the transactions as intra-State trans
Where later benches applied it
- 1962 The Cement Marketing Co., of India Ltd. and Another v. The State of Mysore and Another
- 1961 The Commissioner of Income-tax, Madras v. K.t.m.t.m Abdul Kayoom
- 1960 Pingle Industries Ltd., Secunderabad v. Commissioner of Income Tax, Hyderabad
Of those, 3 mentioned
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