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    <title>Court Rules &quot;PET Resin&quot; and &quot;PVC Granules&quot; Not Chemicals Under Assam Entry Tax Act; Invalidates Tax Assessment.</title>
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    <description>The case involved a challenge to the levy of Entry Tax on &quot;PET Reisin&quot; and &quot;PVC Granuels&quot; under the Assam Entry Tax Act, 2008. The issue was whether these items could be considered &quot;chemicals&quot; under Entry No. 51 of the Act. The court held that in the absence of a statutory definition, the common parlance test should apply. As the authorities failed to apply this test, the decision was not valid. Referring to a Supreme Court case, the court emphasized that the trade meaning should guide interpretation. Since the Act did not define &quot;Chemicals,&quot; and specific items were listed separately, the court concluded that &quot;PET Reisin&quot; and &quot;PVC Granuels&quot; were not chemicals. The court ruled in favor of the petitioner, setting aside the assessment and orders, as they were not sustainable.</description>
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