Supreme Court of India
South India Viscose Ltd. v. State of Tamil Nadu
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Central Sales Tax Act, 1956-Section 3 ( a)-Scope of-Goods manufactured in Tamil -Nadu sold to huyurs in other neighbouring States through an agent in Bombay-Firm contract, under the systern of distribution. completed after the supply of goods to buyers-Situs of sale-Sale if attracts Central Sales Tax under section 3 (a). To regulate the allotment of indigenous art silk yarn, the Government of India constituted the Art Silk Yarn Distribution Committee which issued allot ment cards to individual weavers. Under the terms of the card without waiting for the allottee to approach the manufacturer
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