Court rules transactions as work and labor, not sales. Tax appeals allowed, no costs awarded. The Madras High Court ruled that the transactions were for work and labor, not sales of goods. The court allowed the tax appeals, citing a previous ...
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Court rules transactions as work and labor, not sales. Tax appeals allowed, no costs awarded.
The Madras High Court ruled that the transactions were for work and labor, not sales of goods. The court allowed the tax appeals, citing a previous decision, and did not award costs.
The judgment delivered by the Madras High Court stated that the transactions in question were purely of work and labor, not sales of goods. The court allowed the tax appeals, following a previous decision. No costs were awarded. (Case citation: 1967 (10) TMI 58 - MADRAS HIGH COURT)
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