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Levy of tax and penalty on advances received by petitioner - the Explanation to Rule 3[a] to [g] of the KVAT Rules is contrary to Section 4[1][c] of the Act and Article 366[29A][b] of the Constitution of India and is hence unconstitutional - Accordingly levy of tax and penalty on advances received by the petitioner therein, was quashed.
Levy of tax and penalty on advances received by petitioner - the Explanation to Rule 3[a] to [g] of the KVAT Rules is contrary to Section 4[1][c] of the Act and Article 366[29A][b] of the Constitution of India and is hence unconstitutional - Accordingly levy of tax and penalty on advances received by the petitioner therein, was quashed.
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