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| 1993 SLG 266 1993 SLD 266 1993 PTCL 1 |
Supreme Court of India
Writ Petitions Nos. 12183 of 1985 (with C.A. Nos. 1685-1766of 1979 etc.) and Writ Petition Nos. 219-224 of 1987 etc.4th November, 1988
MR. RS. PATHAK, C.J, MR., JUSTICE SABYASACHI MUKHARJI, MR., JUSTICE S. NATARAJAN, MR., JUSTICE MUHAMMAD N. VENKATACHALLAH AND MR., JUSTICE S. RANGANATHAN, JJ
Writ Petitions Nos. 12183 of 1985 (with C.A. Nos. 1685-1766of 1979 etc.) and Writ Petition Nos. 219-224 of 1987 etc.4th November, 1988
MR. RS. PATHAK, C.J, MR., JUSTICE SABYASACHI MUKHARJI, MR., JUSTICE S. NATARAJAN, MR., JUSTICE MUHAMMAD N. VENKATACHALLAH AND MR., JUSTICE S. RANGANATHAN, JJ
M/S. Ujagar Prints Etc. Etc. , Kwality Silk Mills And Another Etc. Etc.VSUnion Of India And Other Etc. Union Of India And Other
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Keywords: Period, Description, Public Servant, Distinctive Character, Liability, Delivery, Money, Illegal, Validity, Income-Tax Officer, Commissioners, Parties, Ancillary, Extension, Restrictions, Dividends, Adequate, Orders, Exception, Refund, Call, Interpretation, Ultra Vires, Commencement, Proceeds, Profits, Incorporation, Property, Enforcement, Manufacturing, Consideration, Acquisition, Modification, Examination, Procedural Provision, High Court, Prevention, Collector Of Customs, Necessity, Production, Disposed Of, Premises, Director, Manufacture, Additional Tax, Division, Certificate, Ownership, Goods, Selling, Capital Gains, Interpretation Of Statutes, Discharge, Removal, Bailment, Prohibition, Information, Recovery, Enhancement, Office, Provisions, Determination, Distribution, Penalty, Extraneous, Payment, Claims, Legislative Competence, Variation, Methods, Constitution, Petition, Change, Grounds, Tax On Income, Order, Consequences, Procedure, Contentions, Liabilities, Conditions, Leave, Fundamental Rights, Statutory Interpretation, Finance, Notification, Ambit, Expenses, Representative, Government, Connotation, Place, Imposition, Care, Invalid, Discount, Statement Of Objects And Reasons, Customs, Land, Retrospective Effect, Alteration, Exemption, Practice, Acceptance, Grievance, Distribution Of Legislative Powers, Petitioner, Extraordinary Circumstances, Presumption, Classification, Levy, Obligation, Costs, Prejudice, Contractual Obligation, Language, Tax Credit Result: Order Accordingly. JUDGMENT SABYASACHI MUKHARJI, J. (Concurring with Venkatachaliah, J.).~l. I have had the advantage of reading in draft the judgment proposed to be delivered by my learned X brother Venkatachaliah, J. I respectfully agree with him. There is, however, one aspect of the matter in respect of which I would like to say a few words. Contention (e) as noted by my learned brother in his judgment deals with the determination of the assessable-value. The processors in the cases before us say that they have filed classification lists under R. 173-B of the Central Excises and Salt Rules, 1944, as they had no other choice and that if the proper principles of determination of the…
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