Supreme Court of India

Commissioner of Sales Tax v. Industrial Coal Enterprises

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Reported as [1999] 1 S.C.R. 871
Bench M. Srinivasan J.
Decided 24 February 1999

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SALES TAX: U.P. Sales Tax Act, 1948: Section 4- (as it stood prior to 13. 9.1985). Sales Tax-Exemptiorr-Small Scale Unit (SSU)-New unit-Registered with Directorate of Industries as SSlf-Granted exemption for a particular period under S.4- -Capital investment exceeded the prescribed limit during the period of exemption-However, unit obtained registration under the Factories Act after expiry of maximum period of exemp- tion (4 years)-17ierefore, unit denied exemption beyond date already sane- tioned since capital investment exceeded the prescribed limit-Validity oHf eld: In the circumstances of

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