TaxTMI 
TaxTMI 
1952 (4) TMI 30
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....hich the depart- mental officers have included in the applicant company's turnover. Its learned counsel relies on the Board's decision in Mohanlal Nathani v. The State(1) in claiming exemption in respect of this amount. The general principle laid down in that case was further examined by a Division Bench in another case, Onkarmal Jodhraj Agarwal v. The State(2), and the posi- tion now is that exem....
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....ightly included in the turnover. (1) [1952] 3 S.T.C. 305. (2) [1952] 3 S.T.C. 313. Similar considerations apply to the sale prices of certain building material and tools, the inclusion of which in the turnover is in order. The fourth item, the inclusion of which in the turnover has been objected to, is a sum of Rs. 150 representing the sale price of forms of application which the asse....
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....t sell its goods to its normal customers. It was required to sell them to the nominees of the Governments of different provinces. To compensate the normal customers for their loss of business, the assessee used to charge an extra three per cent. to the new vendees-which extra amount was later pass- ed on to the normal customers. The claim is that this extra three per cent. should not have been inc....
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.... Rs. 1,268-14-6 ......................... ..............." The Commissioner's order contains some further details and refers to the objections taken by the assessee in its grounds of appeal. But even here, it is not clear whether in the case of sales from the dyeing department the assessee merely dyed the cloth and/or yarn brought to it by its customers or whether it sold to them cloth and/or yarn....