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Levy of tax - Inter-state sale - While following the decision of HC, the Tribunal committed an error in not correctly noting the ultimate relief for the assessment year 1980-81. In fact, in the last sentence of the said judgment, it was held that the order of the Tribunal levying tax on second inter-state sale effected by the assessee could not be sustained and was therefore set aside. Had the Tribunal noted this last sentence, the relief that should have been granted to the assessee was to allow the appeal and not to dismiss the same. This would be sufficient to interfere with the impugned order. - HC
Levy of tax - Inter-state sale - While following the decision of HC, the Tribunal committed an error in not correctly noting the ultimate relief for the assessment year 1980-81. In fact, in the last sentence of the said judgment, it was held that the order of the Tribunal levying tax on second inter-state sale effected by the assessee could not be sustained and was therefore set aside. Had the Tribunal noted this last sentence, the relief that should have been granted to the assessee was to allow the appeal and not to dismiss the same. This would be sufficient to interfere with the impugned order. - HC
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