Supreme Court of India
M.p.cement Manufacturers Association v. State of Madhya Pradesh and Ors.
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Madhya Pradesh Upkar Adhiniyam, 1981 and Amendments made thereunder by the Amending Acts of 2001 & 2003/Constitution of India 1950; Article 14, Entry 84 of List I and Entry 53 of List II to the Seventh Schedule: Levy of energy development cess by the State Legislature-Amend ment in the Act-Constitutional validity of-High Court held that levy of cess on electric energy consumed falls under Entry 53 of List II to the VJ/th Schedule-Hence valid-On appeal, Held: Despite explanation appended to Section 3(2) by the amendment, charge continues to be on production of electricity and nothing
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