1977 (1) TMI 56

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..... sued to the dealer for resale of shoes. The dealer purchased chappals also on the strength of the said registration certificate and issued ''C'' forms. After issuing a notice, the assessing authority imposed a penalty of Rs.1,500 on the ground that the dealer made authorised purchases of chappals to the tune of Rs.16,647.90p. Appeal against that order was dismissed by Shri Kapoor. Hence this secon .....

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..... d consumers purchasing it would give to that word. A sales tax statute, being one levying a tax on goods, must in the absence of a technical terms or a term of science or art, be presumed to have used an ordinary term according to the meaning ascribed to it in common parlance. Viewed from that angle, if the customer asked for shoes, the dealer would not supply chappals. 4. The next question is .....

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