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The State Of Madras vs Gannon Dunkerley & Co.,(Madras) Ltd on 1 April, 1958

One thing is significant to note that in Larsen and Toubro (supra), it has been stated that after the constitutional amendment, the narrow meaning given to the term "works contract" in Gannon Dunkerley-I (supra) no longer survives at present. It has been observed in the said case that even if in a contract, besides the obligations of supply of goods and materials and performance of labour and services, some additional obligations are imposed, such contract does not cease to be works contract, for the additional obligations in the contract would not alter the nature of the contract so long as the contract provides for a contract for works and satisfies the primary description of works contract. It has been further held that once the characteristics or elements of works contract are satisfied in a contract, then irrespective of additional obligations, such contract would be covered by the term "works contract" because nothing in Article 366(29A)(b) limits the term "works contract" to contract for labour and service only."
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The State Of Tamil Nadu vs Tvl.The Premier Litho Works on 31 July, 2009

1. The judgment in State of Tamil Nadu Vs. Premier Litho Works and 55/59 http://www.judis.nic.in W.A.(MD).No.649 of 2014 another, reported in (2009) 26 VST 205 (Madras), examined the question whether a particular transaction is an inter-state sale or a works contract. In the instant case, there is no quarrel that the appellants are involved in works contract. The judgment is distinguishable on facts and on law and reliance placed by the appellant on the said judgment is totally misconceived. The 46th Amendment to the Constitution of India and the insertion of Clause 29-A in Article 366 and Section 3-B(2)(e) of the Tamil Nadu General Sales Tax , 1959, were not brought to the attention of the Division Bench, since the issue involved was entirely different.

Commissioner Of Sales Tax vs Matushree Textile Limited on 22 August, 2003

“The ratio laid down by this Court in the case of R.M.D.C. Press Pvt. Ltd. [1999] 112 STC 307 has no precedential value in view of the decisions of the apex Court in the case of Sarvodaya Printing Press [1999] 114 STC 242 and the Constitution Bench (three-Judge Bench) decision in the case of Associated Cement Companies Ltd. [2001] 124 32/59 http://www.judis.nic.in W.A.(MD).No.649 of 2014 STC 59. In the case of R.M.D.C. Press [1999] 112 STC 307, this Court took the view that the ink is a tool of the printer and the same is consumed in the process of printing and looses its identity as goods and, therefore, no property can be said to pass in ink used in the execution of the contract of printing.
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