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<h1>Composite Pricing with Service Tax Doesn't Imply Unjust Enrichment, Says Court in Jaipur Syntex and Metro Tyres Cases.</h1> In cases where a composite price, inclusive of service tax, is shown on invoices without indicating a separate duty, it is not automatically treated as unjust enrichment. The precedent set by Jaipur Syntex Ltd. and Metro Tyres Ltd. establishes that merely listing prices as inclusive of excise duty does not imply that the duty burden has been passed to customers. The courts have determined that if the price remains unchanged after the imposition of excise duty, it indicates no additional duty burden was transferred. Therefore, the presence of an inclusive price does not necessarily mean unjust enrichment occurred.