Supreme Court of India
The State of Bombay v. M/s. Ratilal Vadilal and Bros.
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Sales Tax-' Dealer'-Meaning of-Appeal by special leave Whenavailable-Bombay Sales Tax Act, I953 (Bom. III of I95J), ss. 27(I), (b), (c), 3o(I), 34(I) and (z)-Constitution of India, Art. I36. One Nanalal Karsandas, who was a brick manufacturer, held a priority certificate for purchasing coal under the Colliery Control Order and purchased a certain quantity of coal from M/s. S. . Rungta Colliery through the respondents who were commission agents. The respondents applied to the Collector for determining whether they could be described as "dealers" under the Bombay Sales Tax Act, 1953. The
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