Supreme Court of India
M/s. Jay Vee Rice and General Mills v. State of Haryana and Ors.
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Tax/Taxation:. Unjust enrichment - Supply of rice - Exemption granted to assessee-supplier from payment of sales tax :::. While supplying rice, assessee collected purchase tax .:.. Retention of purchase tax by the assessee - Permissibility - Held: Tax so collected is required to be deposited Jn the government treasury - Retention of such purchase tax would amount to unjust enrichment which is not permissible - Haryana Sales Tax Rules, 1975 - r.28A -' ' , Haryana Government Notification dated 17.…
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