Supreme Court of India
State of Orissa and Anr. v. M/s Asiatic Gases Ltd.
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Orissa Sales Tar: Act, 1947; Ss. 2 (d) (h) 2 (g) (iv): c Sale of Medical Chygen and industrial gases by filling in cylinders- Sale price-Inclusion of charges for over retention of Cylinders-Correctness of-Held: Property in the commodity in question, viz., medical oxygen/ industrial gases could not pass to customers without containers-Thus, container/cylinder with its contents constitute goods--When goods were given on loan to customer, right to use the goods comes into existence-Such loan was free from payment of charges for 14 days-Over retention charges levied thereafter-Such levy was on
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