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1980 (8) TMI 176

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..... ection 24(2) of the Orissa Sales Tax Act. The question referred is: "Whether, on the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the assessee has the option to furnish any one of the following informations as mentioned in form D, namely: (i) Purchase order No. and date; (ii) Purchase as per bill/cash memo No. and date; and (iii) Supply under chalan No. and date with regard to his sales to .....

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..... unal. 3.. Form D is in 3 columns labelled as "counterfoil", "duplicate" and "original". The contents are, however, the same in each column. For convenience, we extract one column of form D: "FORM D FORM OF CERTIFICATE FOR MAKING GOVERNMENT PURCHASES. [See rule 12(1)] (To be used when making purchases by Government not being a registered dealer.) Central Government/Name of the State Gover .....

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..... ..............No.........................Amount......................... Name and address of the seller with name of the State. **Strike out whichever is not applicable. (Note: To be retained by the selling dealer)." 4.. Admittedly, in the D forms filed by the assessee the purchase order No. and date have been given. The learned standing counsel on verification of the record accepts this as .....

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..... essee had produced forms which had complete information of the first column, merely because the other columns had not been filled up the forms produced by the assessee could not be rejected. The forms were complete ones in accordance with law. Once this view is taken, the assessee's claim for concessional rate should have been accepted. 5.. We would answer the question referred to us by saying t .....

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