Supreme Court of India
State of Jammu & Kashmir and Others v. Caltex India (ltd.)
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Sales Tax-Petrol sent under contract from Punjab to Jammu & Kashmir-Sa/es whether inter-State in character-Chargeability under Jammu & Kashmir Motor Spirit (Taxation of Sales) Act 2005, '· 3- Sales Tax Laws Validation Act, 1956, effect of-Constitution of India Art. 286(2). Petrol and allied products were supplied by the respondent company from its depot in Punjab to the State Mechamzed Farm at Nandpur in Jammu & Kashmir State under a contract with the Director-General of Supplies, Delhi. The sales were taxed under the . Jammu & Kashmir Motor Spirit (Taxation of Sales) Act, 2005 for the period
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