Supreme Court of India
Food Corporation of India v. State of Punjab
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We are of the view that unless there were very clear reasons, the High Court could not have held that there was no material available in the order of the Tribunal H 462 SUPREME COURT REPORTS (2009] 13 (ADDL.) S.C.R. A for considering the same.
Judgment, page 6
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Punjab General Sales Tax Act, 1948-Assessee's claim for deduction from sales tax - Denied by Sales tax Tribunal c - Petition for referring the questions involved, to High Court, denied - After direction from High Court, tribunal referring two questions of Jaw to High Court - On reference, High Court returning one of the questions unanswered finding no factual ~. basis for that - On appeal, held: The question having been referred on the direction .of High Court, it could not have left -~ it unanswered - Adequate materials and factual details are available for determining the question.
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