Supreme Court of India
A. V. Fernandez v. The State of Kerala
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Sales Tax-Assessment-Gross and net turnover-Purchase of copra-Sale of oil both inside and outside the State-Deductions -Assessable turnover-Constitution of India, Art. 28(r..Travancore Cochin General Sales Tax Act, 1125 (Act Xi of 1125 M. .), ss. 2(i) (k), 3, 2(r..Travancore-Cochin General Saks Tax Rules, 1950, "· 7(k), 20(2). The business of the appellant consisted in the purchase of copra, manufacture of cocoanut oil and cake therefrom and sale of oil and cake to parties inside the State of Travancore-Cochin and sale of oil to parties outside the State. Before the coming into force of the
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