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Deputy Commissioner Of Agricultural ... vs Sherneilly Rubber And Cardamom Estates ... on 9 November, 1960

The case referred to by the Tribunal, Deputy Commissioner of Agricultural Income-Tax & Sales Tax v. Sherneilly èRubber and Cardamom Estates Ltd. was a case relating to smoked sheets and when the present case, reverses the finding of the department that the process employed in the making of sole crepe is more than what is necessary to render the produce fit to be taken to market and upholds the assessees contention, we cannot but conclude that in the view of the Tribunal smoked sheets and sole crepe should be treated alike and that both have undergone only processes that are necessary to render the produce fit to be taken to market.
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Deputy Commissioner Of Agrl. Income Tax ... vs The Travancore Rubber And Tea Co. Ltd., ... on 10 June, 1964

That smoked sheets should be considered as having undergone only a process necessary for rendering the plantation produce fit to be taken to market is clear from Muhamed v. Sales Tax Officer and Deputy Commissioner of Agricultural Income-tax and Sales Tax v. Travancore Rubber and Tea Co. Ltd. as well. Paragraph 3 of the latter decision will also show that it was not even disputed that the usual method is conversion into smoked sheets and that the said conversion is not a manufacturing process but a process essential for the transport and marketing of the produce concerned.
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