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february 1969

Supreme Court of India · 1969-02-03

GANESH PRASAD DIXIT vs COMMISSIONER OF SALES TAX, MADHYA PRADESH

Citation / case number
SC 1966/60377
Court
Supreme Court of India
Petitioner
GANESH PRASAD DIXIT
Respondent
COMMISSIONER OF SALES TAX, MADHYA PRADESH
Bench
SHAH, J.C.

Judgment text excerpt

The Supreme Court held that the notices served under Section 18(5) of the Madhya Pradesh General Sales Tax Act, 1959, were valid despite not providing a full 15 days to show cause, as no prejudice was demonstrated by the appellants. The Court clarified that a dealer under Section 2(d) does not cease to be one merely due to nil turnover, emphasizing that the definition includes those who purchase goods for business. Lastly, it was established that purchase tax under Section 7 is applicable when goods are consumed in business, regardless of sales tax on the sale price.

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