Supreme Court of India
M/s. A & G Projects & Technologies Ltd. v. State of Karnataka
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Central Sales Tax Act, 1956: s.3(a), s.9(1) and its proviso - Inter-state sales - If sales are covered under s.3(a) and the assessee is held not entitled c to exemption under s. 6(2) then the State from which the movement of the goods commenced is 'Appropriate State' entitled to collect tax in respect of goods sold - Question of taxing such sales under the proviso to s.9(1) would not arise - Kamataka Sales Tax Act, 1957.…
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