Supreme Court of India
B. K. Wadeyar v. M/s. Daulatram Rameshwarlal
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The respondents firm claimed exemption from Sales Tax under Art. 286(i)(b) of the Constitution in respect of sales 925 made by them of cotton and castor oil on the ground that the sales were on .O. . contracts under which they continued to be the owners of the goods till those crossed the custom barrier and entered the export stream. They also contested the purchase tax to which they were assessed under s. 10(b) of the Bombay Sales Tax Act.…
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