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Center-Right Owned by The Hindu Group (Kasturi & Sons)States can impose additional sales tax, Supreme Court reaffirms 1974 ruling
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The Supreme Court, sitting as a seven‑judge Constitution Bench, reaffirmed the 1974 ruling that states can impose additional sales tax, noting that changes in statutory provisions and the introduction of GST have removed the need for fresh adjudication and that the case has become academic.
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New Delhi: In a verdict with significant implications for federal revenue stability, a seven-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that a landmark 1974 judgment validating the power of states to levy additional sales tax remains fully operational. The bench, led by Chief…
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New Delhi: Supreme Court Wednesday held that a 1974 Constitution Bench ruling upholding states’ power to impose additional sales tax or surcharge calculated as a percentage of the existing sales tax continues to hold the field, saying a reference on the issue had become academic. A seven-judge…
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A seven-judge Constitution Bench said changes in statutory provisions and the introduction of GST had removed the need for fresh adjudication
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A seven-judge Constitution Bench said changes in statutory provisions and the introduction of GST had removed the need for fresh adjudication
