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1970 (3) TMI 154

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....ing printed materials. The first appellate authority confirmed the assessment order. The Tribunal, however, held that the receipts granted by the opposite party showed separately the payments made for the paper and printing and as such there was a divisible contract and no sales tax is leviable in respect of printing as it involved only labour contract. Aggrieved by this order of the Tribunal, the....

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.... of finished printed articles and where sale of finished printed articles was made by a dealer to customers, mere mention of the cost of paper and printing charges separately in the sale memos. issued by the seller to the customers in respect of such sale of finished printed materials, would entitle the dealer to claim that he sold only paper to the customers and not printed materials, and that th....

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....posite party placed no materials on record to show that there was such a divisible agreement. On the contrary, it would appear from the narration of facts in the judgment of the Tribunal that the opposite party supplied paper from his own stock and got the printing done on that paper according to the order of the customers. Mr. Nayak contended that the order book showed that payments were to be....