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Issues: (i) Whether bill discounting charges and hundi stamps formed part of the assessee's turnover. (ii) Whether bank charges collected for effecting delivery of goods formed part of the assessee's turnover.
Issue (i): Whether bill discounting charges and hundi stamps formed part of the assessee's turnover.
Analysis: The charges were collected as part of the sale arrangement, the consideration was payable through the specified banking mechanism after a stipulated period, and the amounts were included in the bill. They were not post-sale charges and there was no separate agreement treating them as distinct from the sale transaction.
Conclusion: Yes. Bill discounting charges and hundi stamps were held to be includible in the assessee's turnover, in favour of Revenue.
Issue (ii): Whether bank charges collected for effecting delivery of goods formed part of the assessee's turnover.
Analysis: The charges were uniformly collected in respect of goods sold for effecting delivery, and the assessee would not part with the goods unless the purchaser paid those charges. They were treated as part of the sale transaction on the same principle as the first issue.
Conclusion: Yes. Bank charges were held to be includible in the assessee's turnover, in favour of Revenue.
Final Conclusion: The revision cases failed, and the assessee obtained no relief.
Ratio Decidendi: Amounts collected as an inseparable part of the sale arrangement and treated as part of sale consideration are includible in turnover.