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which expires by 02.01.2011. The GoK is

time, the revision is given effect to the val

with effect from 03.01.2011 or to any other

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER

SECTION 59(

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarificatio

reg.

Ref: Application Dated:26.11.20

Layout, Padmanabhanaga

In the application cited above,

applicable on ‘Electronic Gas Saving unit’.

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka

the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he

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FRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

o.ID/20/ITS/2007, Bangalore, Dated:28.01.2011

plement the infrastructure projects on Public Private Partner

sectors has empanelled a list of Transaction Advisors vide No

panelled list was for a period of two years from the date of

in the process of revising/re-empanelling panel of Transac

idity of the empanelled Transaction Advisors, is extended fo

date by which the revision is over, whichever is earlier.

By Order and in the name

R. SHIVA

Under Secretary to G

Infrastructure Deve

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

R OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALOR

(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

on under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on

10 of Kamal Marketing Co., No.15, 1^st Floor, Ankush Sadan

ar, Bangalore-560 070.

Kamal Marketing Co., Bangalore, has sought clarification

a Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of

considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose

of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification re

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issue of the communication,

ction Advisors and until such

or further period of 6 months

e of Governor of Karnataka,

ALINGAIAH

Government, PPP Cell,

elopment Department.

RE-CLARIFICATION UNDER

‘Electronic Gas Saving unit’-

n, 6^th Cross, 18^th Main, R.K.

n regarding the rate of tax

f Commercial Taxes to clarify

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within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of maintaining

uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

Clarification No.CLR.CR.200/10-11, Dated:12.01.2011

It is clarified that ‘Electronic Gas Savings unit’ or ‘Electronic Gas saver’ is liable to tax at 13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of

the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003.

PR-224

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial

Taxes, (Karnataka), Bangalore.

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALORE-CLARIFICATION UNDER

SECTION 59(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarification under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on certain commodities-reg.

Ref: Application Dated:14.11.2010 of Shree Venkateshwara Processors, 2-229, Chandalike, Vittle-574 24, Bantwal.

In the application cited above, Shree Venkateshwara Processors, 2-229, Chandalike, Vittle-574 24, Bantwal, has sought

clarification regarding the rate of tax applicable on certain commodities.

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes to clarify

the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose of maintaining uniformity in

the work of assessments and collection of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification requested by the petitioner is

within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of maintaining

uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

Clarification No.CLR.CR.174/10-11, Dated:08.02.2011

It is hereby clarified that the rates of tax applicable on the following goods are as indicated under:

Sl.

No.

Goods

Rate of tax/ Section

Cashew Kernels

4% from 10.05.2006 upto 31.03.2010

as per notification No.FD 121 CSL

2006(1), dated:10.05.06 and at 5%

from 01.04.2010 as per notification

No.FD

CSL

(III),

dated:31.03.2010.

Roasted cashew kernels

Roasted & Salted cashew kernels

Salted and masala cashew kernels of various flavours

Roasted cashew kernels coated with sugar, honey salt or chocolate.

PR-225

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial

Taxes, (Karnataka), Bangalore.

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALORE-

CLARIFICATION UNDER SECTION 59(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarification under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on certain commodities-reg.

Ref: Application Dated:14.12.2010 of Sri Vijayaraju, Proprietor, Aditya Automation, 522/D, 2^nd Stage, 1^st Block,

Dr.Rajkumar Road, Rajajinagar, Bangalore-10.

In the application cited above, Aditya Automation, Bangalore, has sought clarification regarding the rate of tax applicable

on certain commodities.

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes to clarify

the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose of maintaining uniformity in

the work of assessments and collection of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification requested by the petitioner is

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within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of maintaining

uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

Clarification No.CLR.CR.224/10-11, Dated:23.02.2011

It is hereby clarified that the rates of tax applicable on the following goods are as indicated under:

Sl.

No.

Goods

Rate of tax/ Section

Electric Scooters running on batteries

5% w.e.f. 01.04.2010 as per Sl.No.16 of Notification No.FD 82

CSL (III), dated:31.03.2010

Spares & parts of electric scooters

13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the KVAT Act, 2003.

Fitness equipment

5% under entry 90 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003.

Spares & parts of fitness equipment

13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the KVAT Act, 2003.

Bicycles

5% under entry 13 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003.

Spares & parts of bicycles

5% under entry 13 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003.

PR-298

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial

Taxes, (Karnataka), Bangalore.

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALORE-

CLARIFICATION UNDER SECTION 59(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarification under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on ‘flour mill machinery’ and

‘parts of flour mill machinery’-reg.

Ref: Application Dated:11.11.2010 of Sri K.N. Narasimha Murthy, Proprietor, Fluid Air Systems, No.105, Parisara,

S.V.K.Layout, Opp.CH(Q), Bharathinagar II Stage, BEL Layout, Magadi Main Road, Bangalore-91.

In the application cited above, Sri K.N. Narasimha Murthy, Proprietor, Fluid Air Systems, Bangalore, has sought

clarification regarding the rate of tax applicable on ‘flour mill machinery’ and ‘parts of flour mill machinery’.

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes to clarify

the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose of maintaining uniformity in

the work of assessments and collection of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification requested by the petitioner is

within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of maintaining

uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

Clarification No.CLR.CR.202/10-11, Dated:23.02.2011

It is clarified that ‘flour mill machinery’ and ‘parts of flour mill machinery’ covered by CET heading 8437 are liable to tax at

5% as per serial number 38 of the table in notification No.FD 316 CSL 2005(I), dated:05.08.2005.

PR-299

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial

Taxes, (Karnataka), Bangalore.

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALORE-

CLARIFICATION UNDER SECTION 59(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarification under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on certain commodities-reg.

Ref: Application Dated:10.01.2011 of Sri Tanweer Abbas Shaikh, Director, Taiffur trading Pvt Ltd., 1^st Floor, 764-A, 9^th

Cross, 5^th Block, HBR Layout, Nagawara Main Road, Bangalore-560 045.

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In the application cited above, Sri Tanweer Abbas Shaikh, Director, Taiffur trading Pvt Ltd., 1^st Floor, 764-A, 9^th Cross, 5^th

Block, HBR Layout, Nagawara Main Road, Bangalore-560 045, has sought clarification regarding the rate of tax applicable on

certain commodities.

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of Commercial Taxess to

clarify the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose of maintaining

uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification requested by the

petitioner is within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of

maintaining uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

Clarification No.CLR.CR.236/10-11, Dated:01.03.2011

It is hereby clarified that the rates of tax applicable on the following goods are as indicated under:

Sl.

No.

Goods

Rate of tax/ Section

Black pepper powder

5% as per entry Sl.No.89 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003.

Chat masala Powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

Chole masala powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

Chicken masala powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

Coriander powder

5% as per entry Sl.No.89 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003.

Fish masala powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

Garam masala powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

Turmeric powder

5% as per entry Sl.No.89 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003.

Chilli powder

5% as per entry Sl.No.89 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003.

10.

Mutton masala powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

11.

Panner butter masala powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

12.

Pav bhaji masala

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

13.

Rasam powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

14.

Sambar powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

15.

Tandoori

chicken

masala

powder

5% as per item 2 of Notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated:31.03.2010

16.

Jeera powder

5% as per entry Sl.No.89 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003.

17.

Energy drinks

13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the KVAT Act, 2003.

18.

Lollipop (Confectionery)

13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the KVAT Act, 2003.

PR-326

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial

Taxes, (Karnataka), Bangalore.

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALORE-

CLARIFICATION UNDER SECTION 59(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarification under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on ‘medical equipments,

devices and implants’-reg.,

Ref: Application Dated:03.06.2010 of Sri Ravi Kumar N.B. Finance Manager, Span Health Care Private Limited,

Columbus Business Chambers, #17, 7^TH Temple Street, 15^th Cross, Malleswaram, Bangalore-560 003.

In the application cited above, Sri Ravi Kumar N.B. Finance Manager, Span Health Care Private Limited,

Bangalore-560 003, has sought clarification regarding the rate of tax applicable on ‘medical equipments, devices and implants’.

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of Commercial Taxess to

clarify the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose of maintaining

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uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification requested by the

petitioner is within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of

maintaining uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

Clarification No.CLR.CR.118/10-11, Dated:23.12.2010

It is clarified that ‘medical equipments, devices and implants’ are liable to tax at 5% with effect from 01.04.2010 as per

entry 61 of the Third Schedule to the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003.

PR-22

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial

Taxes, (Karnataka), Bangalore.

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALORE-

CLARIFICATION UNDER SECTION 59(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarification under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on certain commodities-reg.

Ref: Application Dated:08.11.2010 of Sri S.K. Sharma, Managing Director of Siemens Hearing Instruments Pvt Ltd., Unit

No.14, 7^th Floor, Innovator International tech Park, Whitefield Road, Bengaluru-560 066.

In his application cited above, Sri S.K. Sharma, Managing Director of Siemens Hearing Instruments Pvt Ltd., has sought

clarification regarding the rate of tax applicable on certain commodities.

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes to clarify

the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose of maintaining uniformity in

the work of assessments and collection of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification requested by the petitioner is

within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of maintaining

uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

Clarification No.CLR.CR.186/2010-11, Dated:23.12.2010

It is hereby clarified that the rates of tax applicable on the following goods are as indicated under:

Sl.

No.

Goods

Rate of tax/ Section

Hearing aids

Exempted from tax under sub section (1) of Section 5 as per

entry 2 of the First Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003.

Parts and accessories of hearing aids,

hearing aid batteries and ear moulds

13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the KVAT Act, 2003.

PR-23

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial

Taxes, (Karnataka), Bangalore.

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALORE-

CLARIFICATION UNDER SECTION 59(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarification under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on certain commodities-reg.

Ref: Application Dated:13.01.2011 of Vaccum Techniques Pvt Ltd., No.36A, AGS Layout, MSR Nagar,

Bangalore-560 054.

In the application cited above, Vaccum Techniques Pvt Ltd., Bangalore, has sought clarification regarding the rate of tax

applicable on certain commodities.

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes to clarify

the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose of maintaining uniformity in

the work of assessments and collection of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification requested by the petitioner is

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within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of maintaining

uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

Clarification No.CLR.CR.222/2010-11, Dated:17.02.2011

It is hereby clarified that the rates of tax applicable on the following goods are as indicated under:

Sl.

No.

Goods

Rate of tax/ Section

Stainless steel 316 cathodes with twin copper

hanger bars

13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the KVAT Act, 2003.

Lead anti money anodes with copper hanger bars

Copper Bus Bars

PR-268

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial

Taxes, (Karnataka), Bangalore.

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALORE-

CLARIFICATION UNDER SECTION 59(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarification under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on ‘school uniform caps’ made

out of fabric’-reg.

Ref: Application Dated:20.01.2011 of Mukesh Hosiery Centre, 139/2, D.S. Lane, Chickpet Cross, Bangalore-560 053.

In the application cited above, Mukesh Hosiery Centre, Bangalore, has sought clarification regarding the rate of tax

applicable on ‘school uniform caps’ made out of fabric’

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes to clarify

the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose of maintaining uniformity in

the work of assessments and collection of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification requested by the petitioner is

within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of maintaining

uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

Clarification No.CLR.CR.239/2010-11, Dated:21.02.2011

It is clarified that ‘school uniform caps’ made out of fabric are liable to tax at 13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the Karnataka

Value Added Tax Act, 2003.

PR-267

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial

Taxes, (Karnataka), Bangalore.

OFFICE OF THE ASST. COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES,

LOCAL VAT OFFICE-460, DAVANAGERE

Notified Authority under Rule 6(1) of the CST (Karnataka) Rules 1957

NOTIFICATION

No.ACCT/LVO-460/10-11, Dated:05.01.2011

By Virtue of the provisions of Rule 12(2) of the CST (Registration & Turnover) Rules1957 and Rule 6(e) of the CST

(Karnataka) Rules 1957, it is hereby notified for general Information that the declaration in Form-C below is declared to be obsolete

and invalid.

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Sl.

No.

Number of (including

code No.) of

declaration Forms

Lost destroyed or

stolen

Name & address of the

dealer to whom declaration

Forms/is/ are issued by the

department with date of “C”

Form issue

Registration

certificate No.

of the dealer

under CST Act,

1956

The Address of the

dealer to whom the

declaration is/ are

sent

Date of issue

of Forms by

the dealer

Whether

Lost/Stolen

destroyed

Remarks

“C”

Form

serial

No.KA-C-01-

0724164 in original

& duplicate

M/s. S.K. Veerabhadrappa

Co.

P.B.

Road,

Davanagere.

TIN

29710111996

M/s.

Jaquar

Co., Bhiwadi.

15.04.2009

Lost

Issued for the

period 2009-10

Rs.48,85,606/-

PR-65

AHAMAD JAN

Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes,

LVO-460, Davanagere.

OFFICE OF THE ASST. COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES,

LOCAL VAT OFFICE-025(Addl.), BANGALORE

Notified Authority under Rule 6(i) of the CST (Karnataka) Rules 1957

NOTIFICATION

No.ACCT/LVO-025(A)/2010-11, Dated:07.02.2011

By Virtue of the provisions of Rule 12(2) of the CST (Registration & Turnover) Rules1957 and Rule 6(e) and 6(i) of the

CST (Karnataka) Rules 1957, it is hereby notified for general Information that the declaration in Form-C described below is declared

to be obsolete and invalid.

Sl.

No.

Number

(including code No.) of

declaration Forms Lost

destroyed or stolen

Name and address of the

dealer to whom declaration

Forms/ is/are issued by the

department with date of C

form issue

Registration

certificate No.

of the dealer

under CST Act,

1956

The address of the

dealer to whom the

declaration is/ are sent

Date of issue

of Forms/s by

the dealer

Whether

Lost/Stolen

destroyed

Remarks

“C” Form Sl.No.TCK-

R-3527714 in Original

& Duplicate

M/s.

American

Power

Conversion

(I)

Pvt.Ltd.,

No.187/3 & 188/3, Jigani,

Bangalore-562106

TIN

29150072146

M/s.

Elmas

Magnetics

Private

Limited,

No.B-30A,

Electronic Complex,

Kushaiguda,

Hyderabad-5600062

29.01.2009

Lost

Total amount

Rs.5,56,486/-

K.C. SUJATHA

Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes,

LVO-25(A), VTK-2, Bangalore.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES,

LOCAL VAT OFFICE-025(A), BANGALORE, DATED:18.12.2010

Present : K.C. Sujatha

Asst.Commr.of Comml. Taxes.

Subject: Loss of “C” Form in case of M/s American Power Conversion India Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore.

Read: Letter Dated:13.07.2010 of M/s American Power Conversion India Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore.

Preamble:

M/s American Power Conversion India Pvt.Ltd., Bangalore, No.187/3 & 188/3, Jigani, Bangalore-562106, is a registered

dealer born on the files of this office bearing TIN 29150072146. The company in its letter cited at read above has intimated that the

below mentioned “C” Form issued by the department, is lost while traveling from Kushaiguda to Taranaka in Andhra Pradesh.

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Sl.

No.

C form No.

Name of the party to whom “C” issued

Amount

TCK-R-3527714

M/s. Elmas Magnetics Private Limited, No.B-30A, Electronic

Complex, Kushaiguda, Hyderabad-5600062

Rs.5,56,486/-

The company has produced the proof for having filed the complaint to police authorities for loss of above ‘C’ Forms and

paper notification & executed Indemnity Bond in favour of the Government as laid down under Rule 12(2) and 12(9) of CST Act,

1956.

Since the above said ‘C’ form is stated to be lost in transit, the Forms so lost is treated as Invalid. Hence this order.

ORDER NO.ACCT/LVO-025(A)/2010-11, Dated:07.02.2011

In view of the circumstances explained above the C form Sl.No.TCK-R-3527714 is treated as invalid with immediate

effect.

PR-308

K.C. SUJATHA

Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes,

LVO-25(A), VTK-2, Bangalore.

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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Xth ADDL. CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE, MAYO HALL UNIT, BANGALORE CITY

DRAFT NOTIFICATION

It is hereby notified to the General public that the following unclaimed vehicles are in the custody of

RAMAMURTHYNAGAR POLICE STATION, BANGALORE CITY. Which are seized under the various crime cases/ C-Misc and NCR

cases.

Sl.

No.

Cr.No./C-Misc/

NCR No.

PF No.

Type of Vehicle and Reg. No.

Chassis No.

Engine No.

C.Misc No.01/08

04/08

Lamrata CAT-2963

TAMPERED

02/08

05/08

Bajaj Scooter KA-04-J-7889

TAMPERED

03/08

06/08

LML Vespa HR-20-9409

TAMPERED

05/08

11/08

Suzuki Max 100 CTJ-2052

TAMPERED

06/08

12/08

TVS XL Super Heavey Duty

KA-03-CD-7278

P3109F47783

P1109111474228

08/08

25/08

Hero Puck

AP-21-0074

TAMPERED

09/08

26/08

Kinetic Style KA-03-Y-7717

TAMPERED

11/08

29/08

Hero Honda CBZ, No Reg. Number

02F46C00832

02F41100818

98/2007 u/s

454-457-380 IPC

176/07

TVS XL Super Heavy Duty

AP-03-AA-2789

oDID61670290

MD621AD18

61D29252

10.

179/2007 U/S

41(b) r/w 102 crpc

154/07

Yamaha RX

KA-36-H-2501

IL5096938

97DIL906938

11.

169/07

U/S

379

IPC

164/07

Bajaj Pulsar

KA-01-V-1512

DJEBJK31079

DTVDJK31108

12.

169/07

U/S

379

IPC

-Do-

TVS XL Super Heavey Duty

KA-04-ED-8427

PI2111659832

PO30169

13.

54/2007 U/S

454-457-380 IPC

194(a)/07

Hero Honda Splendar NO Reg. Number

Black

TAMPER

14.

-DO-

49/08

TVS Victor

KA-05-X-3672

3306M-570117

N3306F56807

15.

-DO-

51/08

Hero Honda Splendar NO Reg. Number

TAMPER

16.

-DO-

Hero Honda Splendar NO Reg Number

03A18E20980

30A20F23144

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17.

-DO-

52/08

Bajaj Pulsar KA-04-ED-298

16813

13853

18.

96/2008 U/S

457-380 IPC

92/08

Hero Honda Passion

MH-12-BR-3804

02L21M16857

02L21C17366

Any person having right to claim to above vehicles shall approach the RAMAMURTHYNAGAR POLICE STATION,

BANGALORE CITY with necessary document within one month from today failing which the above vehicles will be confiscated to

Government.

Any claims received after the due date will not be entertained.

PR-549

X Addl. Chief Metropolitan

Magistrate, Bangalore City.

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Department of Commercial Taxes

Office of the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes in Karnataka, V.T.K.,Gandhinagar, Bangalore-9

No.CLR.CR.113/10-11, Dated 28^th February, 2011

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES

Present : Pradeep Singh Kharola , IAS , Commissioner of Commercial Taxes.

1. In the matter of the application dated 8-11-2010 of Sri. B.S. Bhat, Chief Executive Officer, Bhat’s Foods , Magadi Road,

Bangalore.

2. In the matter of issue of clarification of rate of tax under Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003

Sri. B.S. Bhat, Chief Executive Officer of Bhat’s Foods, No.44, 1^st Floor, 1^st Cross, P.C. Industrial Estate, Magadi Road,

Bangalore-560079 (‘the applicant’ for short), has filed an application dated 8-11-2010 requesting for clarification of rate of tax

applicable on Chapathis and Ready to eat fried snacks . It is contended in the application that bread and chapathis are alike

falling under the scope of entry 12 of the First Schedule to the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 (‘the Act’ for short). Since

the applicant had sought a personal hearing in the matter an opportunity was provided on 24-12-2010 when Sri. Sourabh,

Advocate, and Sri. B.S. Bhat, Chief Executive Officer of Bhat’s Foods, were heard in the matter. Written submissions filed on

behalf of the applicant and the sample of chapathis furnished have been taken on record.

2. The contentions of the applicant are summarised as follows:-

(a) It is contended that Encyclopaedia Britannica defines bread as, “a baked food product made of flour that is moistened ,

kneaded and some times fermented. A major source since pre-historic times, it has been made in various forms using a

variety of ingredients and methods throughout the world ”. It further states, “Flat breads, the earliest form of bread, are still

eaten, especially in much of the Middle East, Asia and Africa. The principal grains used in such breads are corn (maize),

barley, millet and buckwheat……… millet cakes and chapathis (sic)(crisp, whole-wheat cakes) are popular types in India”.

The term ‘bread’ appearing along with ‘bun’ under entry 12 of the First Schedule to the Act is not qualified by any other

expression either to include or denote some form of bread or to exclude any form of bread from its ambit. Hence, chapathis

which have the same procedure for preparation as bread is a kind of bread exempt from tax under the First Schedule to the

Act.

(b) In the case of Kalyani and Co, Vs Commissioner of Sales Tax, reported in (1953) 4 STC 387, the Hon’ble

Hyderabad High Court has held that bread includes and should include all forms and kinds of bread which are prepared by

moistening, kneading, baking, frying or roasting meal or flour with or without the addition of yeast, leaven or any other substance

for puffing or lightening the article. In the light of the ratio of the Hyderabad High Court ruling it can be safely concluded that courts

in this country have given the term ‘bread’ a very wide and unfettered meaning extending to all forms of bread that are prepared and

consumed in India, not limiting the scope to the form of bread popularly known as ‘double roti’. The chapathis being produced by

the applicant must be seen as nothing but one of the multiple forms of bread produced in India and must be found to fall within the

scope of entry 12 of the First Schedule to the Act.

Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has stated as follows:-

“…… unless the department can establish that the goods in question can by no conceivable process of

reasoning be brought under any of the tariff items resort can be had to the residuary item”.

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A similar view was expressed by the Apex Court in the case of Eskayef Limited Vs Collector of Central Excise, reported

in (1990) 4 SCC 680, that a residuary entry must not be resorted to, unless it is not possible to classify a product under a specific

entry by a process of reasoning. In the case of Commissioner of Sales Tax, M.P. Vs Jaswant Singh, reported in (1967) 19 STC

469, the Hon’ble Supreme Court has observed as follows:-

“If a statute uses the ordinary words of everyday use, such words should be construed according to popular

sense …… this rule was stated as early as 1831 by Lord Tenterden in Attorney General Vs Winstanley….. if

a statute contains language which is being capable of construed in popular sense…… in a sense which

people conversant with the subject matter with which the statute is dealing would attribute to it”.

When the said Supreme Court’s guidance is applied to the present case wherein an edible, consumable good made from

moistened, kneaded flour, baked in oven must be understood in accordance with its ordinary meaning, i.e. as an item primarily

composed of flour and baked to be made edible and used as staple food in whatever shape it might be prepared and by whatever

name it might be called. Thus bread and chapathis are to be treated as the same goods covered by entry 12 of the First Schedule

to the Act and exempt from tax.

3. All the aforesaid contentions of the applicant and the sample of chapathi furnished are examined and discussed as follows : -

(a) (i) Entry 12 of the First Schedule to the Act reads as , Bread and bun . It is agreed that bread and chapathi are foods . But in

common parlance bread and chapathi have different connotations . Bread is never regarded as chapathi and similarly

chapathi is never regarded as bread . Both, it is true, are food items but they have a different identity in the eyes of the

common man. Bread is a European food concept whereas chapathi is an Indian food concept. When the two commodities

have different connotations in the eyes of the people who consume it, dictionary definition cannot be pressed into service.

(ii) In India bread and bun are available in market . But chapathi is usually prepared in homes as an item forming part of an

Indian meal and taken with subji or curry along with rice, etc .

(iii) Chapathi is also prepared and served in hotels and other eating places as part of meal or as a break-fast item to be taken

with subji or chutney or curry . It has its own distinct popular and commercial identity in trade market whether eaten in a

hotel or purchased as food parcel from a hotel for consumption at home. The chapathis of the applicant are prepared out

of wheat flour, water, sun-flower oil, soy protein, salt, etc. and is similar to home made or hotel made chapattis and are

commercially different and distinct commodities from bread or bun occurring in entry 12 of the First Schedule to the Act.

In the case of Chiranjit Lal Anand Vs State of Assam and Another, reported in (1985) 60 STC 89, the Apex Court has

observed as follows:-

“It is well-settled that in interpreting items in statutes like the Sales Tax Acts whose primary object is to

raise revenue and for which purpose they classify diverse projects, articles and substances, resort should

be had not to the scientific and technical meaning of the terms or expressions used but to their popular

meaning i.e. the meaning attached to them by those dealing in them. If any term or expression has been

defined in the enactment then it must be understood in the sense in which it is defined. But in the

absence of any definition being given in the enactment, the meaning of the term in common parlance or

commercial parlance has to the adopted”

Hence the argument that the preparation procedures of bread and chapathi are similar, and that chapathi is a

kind of bread and therefore entry 12 of the First Schedule should be construed as covering chapathis cannot be accepted. It is to

be noted here that in Karnataka, bread is known as bread and chapathis are known as chapathis and these commodities are never

confused for one another .

(b)

It is agreed that the Hon’ble High Court of Hyderabad had ruled, in the case of Kalyani and Co. Vs Commissioner of

Sales Tax (4 STC 387), that bread includes and should include all forms and kinds of bread prepared by moistening ,

kneading, baking, frying or roasting meal or flour with or without addition of yeast, leaven or any other substance for

puffing or lightening the article. However, it is to be noted that , this ruling was based on the subsequent amendment

made to the entry relating to ‘bread’ so as to include ‘double roti, chapathi, kulcha and shiramal’ under the Hyderabad

General Sales Tax Act, 1950. This judgement would not be applicable to the instant case in which the applicant

contends that the term ‘bread’ in the First Schedule to the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003, includes chapathis,

because there has been no amendment to the term bread’ to include chapathis or any other similar article within the

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ambit of such term. It is to be noted here that the Honble Supreme Court of India has, in the case of V.V.S. Sugars Vs

Government of A.P. and Others, reported in 1999 (47) Kar. L. J. 162, observed that a taxing statute must be interpreted

as it reads, with no additions and no subtractions, on grounds of legislative intendment or otherwise. The said

judgement rendered by a Five Judge Bench of the Apex Court does not allow this authority to give any extended meaning

of the entry in the statute which reads just, “ Bread and bun”. The said entry covers only what is popularly known and

understood by the words bread and bun. Chapathi is a specific commodity having its own description in popular sense,

i.e. common parlance. Commercially also , those who trade in chapathi treat it as a commodity distinct and different

from bread or bun . Since, the views of the Supreme Court over-ride that of any High Court, the argument that the ratio

of the decision of the Hon’ble High Court of Hyderabad should be given effect in this proceeding cannot be accepted.

(c) The rulings of the Apex Court in the case Bharat Forge and Press (P) Ltd., reported in (1990) 1 SCC 532 , and that of

Jaswant Singh, reported in (1967) 19 STC 469, are in effect in tune with the rulings of the Apex Court in the case of

Chiranjit Lal Anand , reported in (1985) 60 STC 89, and in the case of V.V.S. Sugars reported in 1999 (47) Kar. L. J. 162,

cited already. The sample of machine made ready to eat chapathis furnished by the applicant is examined and it is found

that the same is a commodity similar to and meant for use like home made or hotel made chapathis , which are distinct and

different from either bread or bun in popular sense or understanding. It is evident from the wordings of entry 12 of the First

Schedule that it does not include chapathis and this authority cannot give the entry an extended meaning by adding

chapathis to it.

4. With regard to the rate of tax sought on “Ready to eat fried snacks”, the applicant has not furnished any information. No

contention was raised during the hearing also on this savories commodity. Entry 24 of notification No. FD 82 CSL 10(III), dated 31-

3-2010 includes but excludes confectionary. Hence, ready to eat fried items which are savories are liable to tax at 5% , whereas

those that are confectionary are liable to tax at 13.5%.

5. In view of the aforesaid position of law, the following order is issued.

ORDER NO. CLR.CR.113/10-11 , DATED 28- 2 - 2011

It is hereby clarified that, (a) Chapathis are liable to tax at 13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the Act ; (b) Ready to eat fried

items which are savories are liable to tax at 5% as per notification No. FD 82 CSL 2010 (III), dated 31-3-2010 ; and (c) Other ready

to eat fried items are liable to tax at 13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the Act .

PR-327

Pradeep Singh Kharola

Commissioner of Commercial Taxes

(Karnataka), Bangalore.

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Department of Commercial Taxes

Office of the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes in Karnataka, V.T.K.,Gandhinagar, Bangalore-9

No.CLR.CR.223/10-11, Dated 21^st March, 2011

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES

Present : Pradeep Singh Kharola , IAS , Commissioner of Commercial Taxes.

1. In the matter of the application dated 15-12-2010 of M/s Ferrero India Private Limited, No.6/14, Primrose Road, Gurappa

Avenue, Bangalore.

2. In the matter of issue of clarification of rate of tax under Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003.

Ferrero India Private Limited, No.6/14, Primrose Road, Gurappa Avenue, Bangalore- 560 025 (‘the applicant’ for short),

have filed on application dated 15-12-2010 seeking clarification of the rate of tax applicable under the Karnataka Value

Added Tax Act, 2003 (‘the Act’ for short), on the following goods:-

(a)

‘ NUTELLA’which is in the form of paste containing sugar, skimmed cow milk powder, whey powder, hazelnut, edible

vegetable oil, low-fat cocoa powder, emulsifier and flavour as ingredients. The product is stated to be mainly used a

spread to make bread, biscuits and pastry more delicious. The product is also consumed directly. It is contended that

the said commodity falls within the description of “sweetmeats including savories” contained in entry 24 of the

notification No.FD 82 CSL 10 (III) dated 31-3-2010 or entry 3 of the Third Schedule to the Act as a product processed

from cocoa fruit and therefore liable to tax at 5%.

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(b) ‘KINDER JOY’ which is stated to be a type of sweetmeat marketed in egg shape in two parts. In one part it contains

sweet paste and truffles and in the other half there is a small toy. Truffles , are in a round wafer shape containing

hazelnut and cocoa cream. The ingredients of the product are stated as sugar, skimmed milk powder, wheat

flour, low fat cocoa powder, whey proteins, hazelnut, edible vegetable oil, cocoa mass , emulsifier, wheat starch,

cocoa butter, flavour, raising agents and salt. It is contended that the product is a kind of sweet and savory and

therefore liable to tax at 5% as per entry 24 of the notification No. FD 82 CSL 10 (III) , dated 31-3-2010.

(c)

‘FERRERO ROCHER’ which is stated to be a sweetmeat consisting of sugar, skimmed milk powder, edible oil, whey

powder, low fat cocoa powder, cocoa butter, cocoa mass , anhydrous milk fat, emulsifier, hazelnut, raising agent, salt and

flavour . The commodity is stated to be consumed as a sweetmeat and used as a sweet during functions and festivals

and in the opinion of the applicant covered by entry 24 of the notification No. FD 82 CSL 10 (III), dated 31-3-2010 and

liable to tax at 5%.

2. Enclosing photographs of the 3 products , the applicant had sought an opportunity of hearing in the matter. Sri. S.Rajesh and

Sri L.K. Kathare, Chartered Accountant were heard in the matter on 19-2-2011. It was argued that all the three products can be

treated as covered by entry 24 of the notification No. FD 82 CSL 2010 (III), dated 31-3-2010. Alternately , it was contended that

NUTELLA also falls under entry 3 of the Third Schedule to the Act as a processed cocoa fruit. No additional written submissions

were made at the time of hearing.

3. The contentions of the applicant are examined and discussed as follows:-

(1) Entry 3 of the Third Schedule to the Act reads as below:-

“All processed fruit and vegetables including fruit jams, jelly , pickle, fruit squash, paste, fruit

drink and fruit juice (whether in sealed container or otherwise)”.

NUTELLA, a product of the applicant is stated to be in paste form. On examination of the ingredients of NUTELLA ,

it is evident that it is made out of low-fat cocoa powder, milk powder, edible oil, whey powder, sugar, hazelnut , etc. The

ingredients evidently do not include any fruits .Cocoa powder is derived from cocoa beans.Cocoa beans are obtained from

cutting ripe cocoa pods and extraction of cocoa seeds which are allowed to ferment from 2 to 8 days before drying in the

sun. Thus cocoa beans themselves are not a processed fruit as they are seeds obtained from ripe cocoa pods. Cocoa

powder is a commercially different product and cannot be regarded as a processed fruit. The other ingredients like milk

powder, edible oil, whey powder, sugar, hazelnut, etc. used in manufacture of nutella paste indicate that it is not a fruit

paste, but a different commercial commodity . Further, even in common parlance it is not treated as a processed fruit.

Hence, the contention that NUTELLA paste is covered by entry 3 of the Third Schedule to the Act cannot be accepted.

(2) The contention that KINDER JOY is a savory is also not acceptable as it consists of sweet paste and truffles which are not

saltish in taste and also sold with a toy . The ingredients suggest that it is a confectionery prepared to attract children. This

apart as it is sold along with toy , it can be held to be a commercial commodity which is different from even confectionery .

(3) As could be seen from its ingredients , the product sold as FERRERO ROCHER is a confectionery . Even in common

parlance it is not treated as a sweetmeat .

(4) Entry at serial number 24 of the table in the notification No. FD 82 CSL 2010 (III), dated 31-3-2010 reads as below:-

(24 ) Sweetmeats including savories but excluding confectionery.

Products like NUTELLA paste, KINDER JOY (even without the toy) and FERRERO ROCHER are not sweetmeats as

understood in common parlance. The term, sweetmeats usually refers to candy or sweet confections which are sweet to taste

without the hint of any chocolate flavour. The term usually does not apply to candies made with chocolate or cocoa powder. In

the case of Pappu Sweets and Biscuts Vs Commissioner of Trade Tax, U.P., Lucknow reported in (1998) 111 STC 425, the

Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has held that ‘sweetmeats’ are usually prepared by shop keepers and restaurants for

selling them to their consumer customers and not manufactured in factories having plants and machinery. It has further

observed that the word ‘sweetmeat’ has to be construed as ‘mithai’ in popular parlance as it has a definite connotation and

that an unlimited and unrestricted meaning to the word ‘mithai’ or ‘sweetmeat’ was not justified. Further, it is also to be noted

that confectionery is excluded from the scope of sweetmeats for the purpose of entry (24) of the notification No. FD 82

CSL 2010(III), dated 31-3-2010. Looking at the ingredients of the 3 products of the applicant it is evident that these products

are confections. It is also noted that cocoa powder, cocoa mass and cocoa butter are used with sugar, milk powder, hazel-nut,

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whey powder, etc. for the making of the said confections which are items of food with high energy. These cannot be treated as

sweetmeats falling outside the purview of confectioneries. Hence, the contention of the applicant that the products NUTELLA

paste, KINDER JOY and FERRERO ROCHER are simply sweetmeats and not confectionery also cannot be accepted.

5. In view of above reasons, the following order is issued.

ORDER NO. CLR.CR.223/10-11 , DATED 21- 3 - 2011

It is hereby clarified that , (1) NUTELLA , a hazelnut-cocoa spread, (2) KINDER JOY , a little egg shaped chocolate sold with toys

and, (3) FERRERO ROCHER , a hazelnut chocolate are confectioneries liable to tax at 13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the

Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003.

PR-539

Pradeep Singh Kharola

Commissioner of Commercial Taxes

(Karnataka), Bangalore.

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Department of Commercial Taxes

Office of the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes in Karnataka, V.T.K, Gandhinagar , Bangalore-9

No.CLR.CR.248/10-11, Dated 19^th April , 2011

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES

Present : Pradeep Singh Kharola , IAS , Commissioner of Commercial Taxes.

1. In the matter of the application dated 31-1-2011 of Sri. G. Raj Narayan, Managing Director, Radel Electronics Private

Limited, Bangalore.

2. In the matter of issue of clarification under Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003.

Sri. G. Raj Narayan, Managing Director, Radel Electronics Private Limited, 74/D, Electronics City, Hosur Road,

Bangalore-560100 (‘the applicant’ for short) has filed an application dated 31-1-2011 seeking clarification of rate of tax applicable

under the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 (‘the KVAT Act’ for short), on the following goods:-

(i) Electronic veena (Sunadavinodini) – electrically powered stringed electronic instrument similar to veena in appearance

with built-in amplifier , speaker and electronic tambura in the gourds and guitar type keys, and capable of being dismantled and

capable of producing sound similar to Veena .

(ii) Digital Swarmandal ( Swaroopini Dx ) – an electrically powered stringed electronic instrument with fiberglass

cabinet , LCD display and memory, capable of producing sound similar to Swarmandal .

(iii) Taalamala Digi 100 Plus - an electrically powered electronic instrument capable of producing realistic sound

similar to that of tabla with LCD screen and capable of being connected to a keyboard synthesizer or computer.

(iv) Taalamala Digi 60 Dx - an electrically powered electronic instrument capable of producing sound similar to that of

tabla with stereo sound facility , digital display and tuning, memory and pre-programmed tunes and capable of being connected to

external speakers/other instruments .

(v) Sunadamala Lehera Zx - an electrically powered electronic instrument capable of producing realistic sound similar

to that of harmonium with memory, LCD display and outlets for being connected with external speakers/other instruments.

(vi) Sunadamala Lehera – an electronic instrument capable of producing realistic sound similar to that of harmonium with

programmable tunes and capable of being connected to external speakers/other instruments.

(vii) Talometer Dx - an electrically powered electronic instrument stated to be invented in 1978 for use as an audio visual

instrument which can be set to produce taalas of carnatic music.

(viii) Saarang Magic Plus - an electrically powered electronic instrument capable of producing sound similar to that of

tanpura with LED indicators and capable of being connected to other instruments .

(ix) Saarang Maestro Dx - an electrically powered electronic instrument capable of producing sound similar to that of

two tanpuras with stereo effect and capable of being connected to other instruments for use by professionals.

(x) Saarang Miraj - an electrically powered electronic instrument capable of producing naturalistic sound similar to that

of tanpura for use by non professionals.

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(xi) Saarang Sparshini - an electrically powered electronic instrument with a cabinet resembling tanpura capable of

producing naturalistic sound similar to that of tanpura with strings and speaker which can be used by manual plucking or automatic

play.

(xii) Saarang Micro V6 - an electrically powered electronic instrument capable of realistic simulation of tanpura sound

for use by students .

(xiii) Saarang Ranjani Plus – a palm sized electrically powered electronic instrument capable of producing naturalistic

tanpura sound with LED indicators and capable of being connected to other instruments .

(xiv) Dhruva Super Plus - an electrically powered automatic shruti box capable of manual tuning , for use by students .

(xv) Dhruva Nano Dx - a palm sized electrically powered electronic shruti box with auto tuning and LED indicators for

use by beginners .

(xvi) Dhruva Automatic - an electrically powered electronic instrument capable of producing three automatic tuned notes

or swaras .

(xvii) Swaravali Dx - an electrically powered electronic instrument which is a combination of music trainer, shruti box

and talometer for use by music teachers and students .

2. In the said application it was contended that Karnataka Legislature has not made any distinction between the

‘traditional’ Indian music instruments and the ‘electronic version’ of the Indian musical instruments, and therefore modern versions

of the traditional Indian music instruments can only be classified under the heading of “Indian Musical Instruments” as ruled by the

Hon’ble Karnataka Appellate Tribunal in its order dated 3-9-2010 in STA No.2225/09, in the case of the applicant for the

assessment year 2001-02 under the Karnataka Sales Tax Act, 1957, and not under the ‘unscheduled goods category’ of electronic

goods. Further , as requested by the applicant , he was given an opportunity of being heard . Sri. Vikram A. Huilgol, Advocate of

the applicant; Sri. N.S. Dwarakanath , General Manager of the applicant ; Sri. Jagadeesh , Sales Tax Practitioner ; and

Sri. V. Chandrashekar were heard in the matter on 4-2-2011. Additional written submissions made at the time of hearing

have also been taken on record . The contentions of the applicant are summarised as follows:-

2.1 Entry 15(i) of part M of the Second Schedule to the Karnataka Sales Tax Act, 1957 read as below w.e.f. 1-4-2002 :-

15(i) Indian Musical instruments namely, Veena, Violin, Tambura, Mridanga, Ghatam,

Khanjira, Flute, Star, Sarod, Santoor, Dilruba, Nadaswara, Dolu, Tabla, Shehnai, Pakwaz, Vichitra

Veena, Gotu Vadyam, Morsing, Chande, Triangle, Rudraveena and Sarangi and parts and accessories

thereof

Entry 50 of the Third Schedule to the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 reads as below:-

50. Indian musical instruments namely, Veena, violin, tambura, mridanga, ghatam, khanjira, harmonium, flute, star, sarod,

santoor, dilruba, nadaswara, dolu, tabla, shehnai, pakwaz, vichitra veena, gotu vadyam, morsing, chande, triangle, rudraveena and

sarangi and parts and accessories thereof.

Pointing out that there is absolutely no change from the descriptions mentioned in the two Acts, it is contended that for

availing the benefit of concessional rate of tax of 4% no mention is made by law that Indian musical instruments should be a

‘traditional instrument’ or an ‘electronic instrument’. Hence traditional Indian musical instruments and the electronic version of such

instruments are classifiable under the above entries and liable to tax at concessional rate.

2.2 The Hon’ble Karnataka Appellate Tribunal (‘the KAT’ for short) has, in the case of the applicant’s assessment for

the year 2001-02, held in its order dated 3-9-2010 passed in STA No.2225 / 09, that the electronic musical instruments are

“modern versions of traditional Indian musical instruments ”, and hence classifiable under the heading of “Indian Musical

Instruments” and not under the “unscheduled goods category” of electronic goods. Copy of the said order of the KAT is

furnished for ready reference and it is urged that unless the KAT order is challenged by the Government , the said ruling is binding

on the Commissioner as ruled by the Karnataka High Court in the case of Sri Durga Distillery, Kaup Vs Commissioner of

Commercial Taxes, Bangalore, reported in (2001) 122 STC 171. Ruling of the Apex Court in the case of Union of India Vs

Kamlakshi Finance Corporation Limited, reported in 1991 (55) ELT 433 (SC), and the Hon’ble High Court of Madras in the case of

Essar Shipping Parts and Logistics Ltd Vs CTO, Chennai, reported in 2010 (30) VST 366, are also cited in support of the

aforesaid contention.

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2.3 The applicant is engaged in the manufacture and sale of electronic Indian musical instruments for more than 3

decades and has all along been classifying these goods under the head of Indian musical instruments. The said stand of the

applicant has been accepted by the department without exception until the year 2001-02 under the Karnataka Sales Tax Act,

1957(‘the KST Act’ for short). Even under the KVAT Act revenue has accepted the classification adopted by the applicant for the

year 2005-06. There is therefore no doubt whatsoever that the department has consistently taken the stand that the products of the

applicant are Indian musical instruments and the said stand has been approved by the KAT’s order dated 3-9-2010. In the case of

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd Vs Union of India, reported in (2006) 145 STC 91, the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has held that,

where facts and law in a subsequent year are the same, the authorities should not be permitted to take a different view. The

entries under the KST and the KVAT Acts being identical , there is no reason to take a different view under the KVAT Act. It

is further contended that even under the KVAT Act the classification adopted by the applicant for the year 2005-06 has been

accepted by the department and it is totally illogical to adopt any other classification for the following tax periods since neither the

law nor the facts have changed. Hence, the order dated 3-9-2010 of the KAT has to be applied to entry 50 of the Third Schedule to

the KVAT Act.

2.4 The goods manufactured and sold by the applicant are nothing but Indian musical instruments which are electronically

operated. The said goods are used by all musicians and students across the musical industry to play Indian classical music.

Doyens of Indian classical music such as Sri. Lalgudi Jayaraman, Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, Ustad Amjad Ali Khan and Sri.

Balamurali Krishna, to name a few, have used the applicant’s electronic Indian musical instruments in their concerts. This clearly

goes on to show that the applicant’s products are nothing but Indian musical instruments, the only difference being that these are

electronically operated.

2.5 The applicant’s products do not cease to be Indian musical instruments merely because they are electronically

operated. Advances in technology are also applied in the field of music. Watches were earlier operated without electrical energy

by winding but now are run on electrical energy with the aid of batteries, and the latter do not cease to be watches. Similarly, even

cars run by electricity continue to remain cars irrespective of the fact that they are electrically run. The goods of the applicant are

used solely for the purpose of playing Indian classical music and for no other purpose. Electronically operated musical instruments

are a natural result of advancements made in technology and do not cease to be musical instruments because they are operated

electronically.

2.6 In case the Legislature intended to keep electronic musical instruments outside the scope of entry 50 of the Third

schedule to the KVAT Act it would have expressly said so. Entry 94 of the Third Schedule to the said Act reads as follows – “ Toys

excluding electronic toys”. There is no such exclusionary phrase in entry 50 of the same Schedule and therefore it can be inferred

that the Legislature intended to extend the benefit of lower rate of tax to all Indian musical instruments, even if they were

electronically operated.

2.7 The goods of the applicant can only be used by those persons who are in the field of Indian classical music. They cannot

be used by a layman to play music in his house or office like a CD player. They are exclusively used by the Indian classical music

industry and recognised across the said industry as Indian musical instruments. It is a well settled principle of interpretation that a

word or expression used in a statute must be understood in the context in which such word occurs and must be interpreted and

construed in the sense in which people conversant with the subject matter understand it. If a special type of goods is the subject

matter of a fiscal entry then that entry must be understood in the context of that particular trade, bearing in mind that particular

word. Reliance is placed on the judgements of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in the case of Collector of Central Excise,

Kanpur Vs Krishna Carbon Paper Co, reported in (1989) 72 STC 280; and in case of Asian Paints Ltd Vs CCE reported in 1998 (2)

SCC 470; and in the case of Ponds India Vs Commissioner of Trade Tax reported in 2008 – TIOL -116-SC-CT.

2.8 The applicant’s products are undoubtedly electronic goods but they are more specifically electronic Indian musical

instruments. It is a well settled principle of statutory interpretation that a specific entry must always over-ride the general entry.

Placing reliance on the judgements of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in the cases of Dunlop India & Madras Rubber

Factory Vs Union of India reported in 1976 (2) SCC 240 ; and Bharat Forge & Press Industries Vs Collector reported in 1990 (1)

SCC 532; and Mayuri Yeast Vs State if Uttar Pradesh reported in 2008– TIOL-116-SC-CT, it is contended that the applicant’s

products are specifically classifiable under the head of Indian musical instruments and not under the general category of electronic

goods.

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2.9 Merely because the products of the applicant may be shaped differently from the traditional concept of Indian

musical instruments, the same will not result in the goods falling outside the purview of entry 50 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT

Act. In the case of Shiv Shakti Gold Finger Vs Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (MANU/SC/1566/1996), the Hon’ble

Supreme Court of India has held that the shape of a commodity does not exclude it from being classified as a particular commodity.

3. The aforesaid contentions of the applicant and the documents furnished in support are examined and addressed as follows:-

3.1 The main issue in the case is whether the applicant’s products are ‘musical instruments’ as understood in common

parlance . Musical instrument is a device used by people to produce rhythmical sounds. Such a device produces rhythmical sound

when a player uses or plays it with skill. In other words, a device can be held to be a ‘musical instrument’ if it needs to be played

by a musician to produce rhythmic sound . Conventional parts or working of a musical instrument may have been replaced with parts

made of alternate material or modern technology, to make sound production more clear or to reduce the physical stress of a player,

but it would still require a musician to play it if it has to be classified as ‘musical instrument’. But as admitted by the applicant his

products are designed to replace both the musical instrument and the musician required to play it . Thus they cannot be held to be

‘musical instruments’ , whether Indian or otherwise .

3.2 As per the information furnished by the applicant the electronic version of tanpura designed by Sri. G. Raj Narayan

is a gadget that would relieve the musician of the chore of finding a person to man the tanpura. Professional musicians and music

schools who have bought the gadget are delighted because they now don’t have to depend on any one for practice and all they

have to do is to switch the box on. (Economic Times 4-8-1989 - article titled Designing of the electronic drone). In the article

“programmed rhythms” published in Indian Express dated 20-3-1988 furnished by the applicant, it is reported that flute was played

by an artiste with two small transistor-sized boxes placed on either side of the flutist, one providing the drone and the other the

percussion component. These boxes when plugged in and switched on produced talas at adjustable speeds over a wide and

continuous range from very slow to fast at the press of a button. It is stated that Talamala invented by Sri. G. Raj Narayan is a

micro-processor based instrument which can reproduce 10 talas commonly and in Hindustani classical mode that are

programmed into its memory and that it is a solid state device which operates on either mains or batteries. The battery

operated talometer designed by Sri. G. Raj Narayan has been hailed as an invaluable asset to instrumentalists who could

dispense with an accompanist to keep tala. The shruthi box developed by Sri. Raj Narayan is stated to act as a substitute for

tanpura and has found wide acceptance. The electronic version of tanpura has no strings to pull continuously to produce sound

and all a performer needs to do is switch on, and let the box take over. It is thus evident that the electronic gadgets designed

by Sri. G. Raj Narayan, with due respect to his innovative genius, do not produce sound by application of human effort and skill.

These gadgets use a micro-processor which reproduces the sound almost similar to the sound produced by skillful play of musical

instruments by a musician. The rhythmic sound or music is not produced by the gadget with the help of a musician but

reproduced from its memory on instructions contained in the embedded software. Such electronic gadgets which are run on

electrical / battery power without any human intervention can by no stretch of imagination be construed as ‘musical instruments’.

Hence, the question of treating them as falling under the ambit of “Indian musical instruments’ named in entry 50 of the Third

Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003 does not arise.

3.3 It is agreed that entry 15(i) of part M of the Second Schedule to the KST Act ( w.e.f. 1-4-2002 ) and entry 50

of the Third Schedule of the KVAT Act (w.e.f. 1-4-2005) have similar description of goods except for “harmonium” occurring

between khanjira and flute in the latter enactment. It is also agreed that there is no prefix such as ‘traditional’ to Indian musical

instruments in both entries. But, it is to be noted that in both the entries Indian musical instruments

have been named clearly and they need a musician to play them.

3.4 Entry 15 of part M of second schedule to the KST Act 1957 (including the rate of tax) read during different periods as

follows:-

From 1-4-1988 to 31-3-1992

15 Musical instruments, that is parts and accessories of musical instruments

Four per cent

From 1-4-1992 to 31-3-1996

15(i) Musical instruments (electronics)

(ii) Parts and accessories of musical instruments

Six per cent

Four per cent

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From 1-4-1996 to 31-12-1999

15 Musical instruments (electronics)

and parts and accessories thereof

Four per cent

From 1-1-2000 to 31-3-2001

15 Musical instruments and parts and accessories thereof

Twelve per cent

From 1-4-2001 to 31-3-2002

15(i) Indian musical instruments and parts and

accessories thereof

(ii) Musical instruments and accessories

thereof not covered by item (i) above

Four per cent

Twelve per cent

From 1-4-2002

15(i) Indian musical instruments and parts and

accessories thereof

(ii) musical instruments and accessories

thereof not covered by item (i) above

Four per cent

Fifteen

per

cent

From 1-4-2002 to 31-3-2005

15(i) Indian musical instruments namely,

Veena, violin, tambura, mridanga, ghatam, khanjira, flute, star, sarod,

santoor, dilruba, nadaswara, dolu, tabla, shehnai, pakwaz, vichitra

veena, gotu vadyam, morsing, chande, triangle, rudraveena and sarangi

and parts and accessories thereof

(ii) Musical instruments and 1-4-2001 to 31-3-2002

and parts and accessories 1-4-2002 to 31-5-2003

thereof not covered 1-6-2003 to 31-7-2004

by item (i) above From 1-8-2004

Four per cent

Twelve per cent

Fifteen

per

cent

Sixteen

per

cent

Twelve per cent

From the above it is clear that the State Legislature has consciously grouped musical instruments (electronic) with other

musical instruments including Indian musical instruments for the purpose of taxation only during the period 1-4-1992 to 31-12-

1999 and thereafter removed them. Consequently, electronic musical instruments cannot be treated as falling under the entry of

Indian musical instruments from 1-1-2000. As explained earlier the applicant’s products are not even electronic musical instruments

but electronic devices that are capable of producing sound similar to musical instruments .

3.5 It is agreed that the goods of the applicant produce music or rhythm similar to that produced by Indian musical

instruments and are used for such purpose by those in the field of music. It is also agreed that the Apex Court has ruled that

entries in the statute must be understood in the context of that particular trade, bearing in mind that particular word. The entry 50

of the Third Schedule to the Act is again reproduced here below for ready reference :- Indian musical instruments namely, Veena,

violin, tambura, mridanga, ghatam, khanjira, harmonium, flute, star, sarod, santoor, dilruba, nadaswara, dolu, tabla, shehnai,

pakwaz, vichitra veena, gotu vadyam, morsing, chande, triangle, rudraveena and sarangi and parts and accessories thereof. The

musical instruments named in the entry have to be played by a musician whereas the electronic instruments under consideration

are programmed to generate musical sound whenever they are switched on. These are not Indian musical instruments or even

musical instruments but electronic devices that automatically produce similar sound . Hence the products of the applicant

manufactured by using highly sophisticated technology and embedded software, and marketed as Sunadavinodini (electronic

veena), Swaroopini Dx (Digital Swarmandal), Taalamala digi-100 plus, Taalamala Digi-60 Dx, Sunadamala Lehera Zx,

Sunadamala Lehera, Talometer Dx, Saarang Magic plus, Saarang Maestro Dx, Saarang Miraj , Saarang Sparshini , Saarang Micro

V6, Saarang Ranjani plus, Dhruva Super +, Dhrva nano Dx, Dhruva Automatic, Swaravali Dx, etc. are not at all musical

instruments.

3.6 It is true that the Apex Court has held in the case of Shiv Shakti Gold Finger that the shape of a commodity does not

exclude it from being classified as a particular commodity. The issue before the Hon’ble Supreme Court in that case was whether

papad not shaped like traditional papad was also classifiable as papad . In this case, the issue under consideration is not related to

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the shape of the goods but the fundamental difference between electronic gadgets that can be switched on to reproduce music

programmed into it and musical instruments that produce music by human effort and skill. Hence the ruling of the Apex Court in

Shiv Shakti Gold Finger case is not applicable to the facts and circumstances of this case. Electronics gadgets used as

substitutes for the traditional Indian musical instruments for the sake of convenience and ease that they offer because of

incorporation of modern technology cannot be said to be covered by the said entry . A musical instrument to be deemed as an

Indian musical instrument should not only produce music similar to those produced by Indian musical instruments but should be

made using traditional materials and designs capable of producing through human effort perfected over long hours of devoted

practice , whatever be the limitation of such design or materials and whatever be the cost or difficulty in procurement of the

traditional materials or adhering to traditional designs . Most importantly, the Indian musical instruments require a musician to play

with. It is apparent that the State Legislature has thought it fit to extend tax concession only to certain Indian musical instruments to

promote their sale and use . In its judgement in the case of Central Bank of India Vs State of Kerala and Others , reported in

2010 (68) Kar. L.J. 457 (SC), a three Judge Bench of the Apex Court, citing its earlier rulings, has observed that “ it is a settled

rule of construction that to ascertain the legislative intent, all the constituent parts of a statute are to be taken together,

and each word, phrase or sentence is to be considered in the light of the general purpose and object of the Act itself ”.

The Apex Court has further observed that , “Interpretation must depend on the text and the context. They are the bases of

interpretation. One may well say if the text is the texture, context is what gives the colour. Neither can be ignored. Both

are important. That interpretation is best which makes the textual interpretation match the contextual . A statute is best

interpreted when we know why it was enacted . With this knowledge , the statute must be read, first as a whole and

then section by section, clause by clause, phrase by pharse and word by word. If a statute is looked at in the context of

its enactment, with the glasses of the statute-maker, provided by such context, its scheme, the sections, clauses,

phrases and words may take colour and appear different than when the statute is looked at without the glasses

provided by the context. With those glasses, we must look at the Act as a whole and discover what each section, each

clause, each phrase and each word is meant and designed to say as to fit into the scheme of the entire Act. No part of a

statute and no word of a statute can be construed in isolation. Statutes have to be construed so that every word has

a place and everything is in its place .- -”. When the above guidelines of the Apex Court are applied to entry 50 of the Third

Schedule to the KVAT Act the word namely occurring after the words Indian musical instruments restricts the scope of the entry

to only those Indian musical instruments that are named therein and electronic gadgets that are not even musical instruments

proper cannot be treated as falling under the said entry.

3.7 In the case of State of Kerala Vs Glaxo Smithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd.reported in 34 VST 164 the Honble Kerala

High Court has held that Equal which is used as substitute for sugar is not sugar for the purpose of taxation . The ratio of the said

ruling would squarely apply to the applicant’s case.

3.8 With the advancement in technology and change in lifestyles and tastes, new products constantly replace old

products . However, it cannot be contended that the treatment accorded to the old products would automatically accrue to the new

products that replace them, especially under tax laws .A tractor which has replaced bullock cart, a motorcycle which has replaced

bicycle or an electronic book which has replaced the conventional paper book cannot deemed as the same commercial commodity

and extended the same treatment as available to the products that they have replaced even though they serve the same purpose

more effectively or efficiently with lesser effort .

3.9 The use of the electronically operated musical instruments by experts in the field of Indian music and students to play

Indian classical music is also not the criterion to determine the scope of the relevant entry in the statute. The entry names Veena,

violin, tambura, mridanga, ghatam, khanjira, harmonium, flute, star, sarod, santoor, dilruba, nadaswara, dolu, tabla , shehnai ,

pakwaz , vichitra veena , gotu vadyam , morsing, chande , triangle, rudraveena and sarangi and, also parts and accessories of

the said instruments. As already stated musical instruments (electronic) about which the State Legislature has specified the

rate of single point tax during the period 1-4-1992 to 31-3-1999 under the KST Act by bringing them under entry 15 have been

omitted consciously w.e.f. 1-1-2000 . In case the State Legislature intended to include the electronic gadgets that reproduce music

in entry 50 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act it would have expressly done so, without which the said goods cannot be

construed as falling under the scope of the said entry .

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3.10 The rate of tax applicable on sale of a commodity is determined by the wordings employed in the statute

during the relevant period. As discussed in previous paras, entry15 of part M of the Second Schedule to the KST Act has

been amended from time to time. The contention that the electronic version of musical instruments of the applicant were treated

as Indian musical instruments up to 2001-02 by sub-ordinate officers cannot be the ground for this office to clarify that the

goods are covered by entry 50 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act. The contention that the returns filed by the applicant

during 2005-06 under the KVAT Act, 2003 have been accepted by the department and therefore should not be deviated from by

this authority to clarify otherwise than that the goods of the applicant are Indian musical instruments named by entry 50 of the

Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003 is also not acceptable as this authority is not bound by the view taken by any subordinate

authority. It is to be noted that the Apex Court has observed in the case of VVS Sugars Vs State of Andhra Pradesh and Others

reported as 1999 (47) Kar. L.J. (162) (SC) (FB), that a taxing statute must be interpreted as it reads, with no additions and

no subtractions , on ground of legislative intendment or otherwise . Hence, the ruling of the Apex Court in the case of

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited reported in (2006) 145 STC 91 is not applicable in the facts and circumstances of this case.

3.11 The brochures of Radel Electronics Private Limited furnished relating to the goods on which clarification is sought

are examined. As stated earlier the goods are electronic gadgets that are capable of reproducing sound or music similar to

conventional Indian musical instruments namely , veena, harmonium, tambura (tanpura) and shruti box (keyless harmonium) as

well as taala or rhythm demonstrated in various ways by vocalists or instrumentalists . It is stated that highly sophisticated

technology and embedded software used in the design of each product have resulted in production of sound almost identical to

that of conventional instrument that they simulate. It is evident from the information furnished in the brochures that the goods

designed by the applicant are electrically operated electronic gadgets and not musical instruments. It is admitted by the

applicant that the goods simulate the sound which is almost identical to Indian musical instruments. But the goods need

to be connected to electrical power source (or battery operated) and switched on to reproduce music desired by experts in the

field of Indian classical music and students of music, where the requirement of a person is dispensed with. These goods are

evidently substitutes to the Indian musical instruments like veena, tambura, violin, tabla , etc. named specifically in the said entry

which need a player to produce music . The said goods needed to be specifically included in the entry in order to be construed as

falling under the said entry 50 of the Third schedule to the Act. This authority cannot add any goods to the goods named in an

entry of the statute nor can any extended meaning be given to the words employed by the statute. As already stated a five Judge

Bench of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has observed that a taxing statute must be interpreted as it reads, with no additions

and no subtractions, on grounds of legislative intendment or otherwise.

3.12 As already pointed out, the State Legislature has named particular Indian musical instruments in entry 50 of the

Third Schedule to the Act unlike in entry 94 cited by the applicant where the word ‘toys’ is not followed by naming of any

particular toys. Entry 94 includes any thing that is popularly known and understood as a toy in common parlance. The State

Legislature had intended to exclude electronic toys from the said entry for levy of tax at lower rates. When the goods are named

specifically in entry 50 of the Third Schedule to the Act no exclusionary clause is necessitated as the absence of such clause will not

extend the entry beyond the goods named therein . It is to be noted that only musical instruments are named in entry 50 and not

electronic gadgets that may produce sound similar to music . The entry is specific and does not employ any exclusion clauses

since all the Indian musical instruments the State Legislature thought fit to be included in the entry have been clearly named.

It is again reiterated that the entry 50 of the Third Schedule to the KVAT Act, 2003 covers only musical instruments and that

electronic gadgets designed to reproduce music from embedded software needed to be expressly included in the entry, and without

such express inclusion cannot be treated as covered by the said entry.

3.13 It is agreed that the KAT has ruled in STA No. 2225/09 that electronic musical instruments fall under entry

15(i) of part M of the Second Schedule of the KST Act, 1957 during the year 2001-02. It is respectfully observed that the

KAT ’s stand is incorrect. The KAT has wrongly relied on the documents furnished by the applicant, who was the petitioner in that

case, which proved that the applicant’s electronic instruments are used by the some well known musicians in their concerts for the

Indian music their instruments produce. The KAT, relying on Apex Court’s repeated assertion that for the purpose of classification

of goods under tax laws common parlance test should be adopted , has therefore held that the applicant’s electronic instruments

are Indian musical instruments. As pointed out earlier, when apparently , the applicant’s products are electronic gadgets, the

question of applying common parlance test to determine its classification does not arise at all . Further, the KAT has also wrongly

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relied on the ‘user test’ to hold that the applicant’s electronic instruments are Indian musical instruments. It is to be pointed out that

letters/ certificates from a few customers cannot be used for the purpose of common parlance test. Any such test has to be

with a large number of traders and consumers that too when it is called for . Hence, the KAT’s contention that in ‘common

parlance’ the goods in question are treated as ‘Indian musical instruments’ cannot be accepted. Similarly, the reliance on ‘user

test’ adopted by the KAT is also erroneous. As held by the Apex Court in the case of Mukesh Kumar Agarwal & Co., (reported

in 68 STC 324), and several other cases, the ‘user test’ is not conclusive. Use of the applicant’s electronic gadgets to reproduce

Indian music would not make them ‘Indian musical instruments’, as wrongly concluded by the KAT for the reasons discussed

earlier.

3.14 It is also made clear that the stand taken by the KAT is not binding on this authority who is also competent to

determine the entries in the statute under which a commodity falls when a clarification is sought on the rate of tax by a registered

dealer as provided under Section 59(4) of the KVAT Act, especially when the KAT ’s order is erroneous for the reasons

discussed earlier.

4. In view of position of law as discussed in the previous paras , the following order is passed :-

ORDER NO. CLR.CR.248/10-11 , DATED 19 - 4 - 2011

It is hereby clarified that the electronic gadgets designed and marketed by the applicant as, (i) Sunadavinodini (electronic

veena), (ii) Swaroopini Dx (Digital Swarmandal), (iii) Taalamala Digi-100 plus, (iv) Taalamala Digi-60 Dx,(v) Sunadamala Lehera

Zx, (vi) Sunadamala Lehera, (vii) Talometer Dx, (viii) Saarang Magic plus, (ix) Saarang Maestro Dx, (x) Saarang Miraj, (xi)

Saarang Sparshini ,(xii) Saarang Micro V6, (xiii) Saarang Ranjani plus, (xiv) Dhruva Super +, (xv) Dhruva Nano Dx, (xvi) Dhruva

Automatic and (xvii) Swaravali Dx are liable to tax at 13.5% upto 31-3-2011 and at 14% from 1-4-2011 under Section 4(1)(b) of the

Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003.

PR-541

Pradeep Singh Kharola

Commissioner of Commercial Taxes

(Karnataka), Bangalore.

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DRAFT NOTIFICATION

To.No. /11, Bangalore, Dated:23.05.2011

It is hereby Notifide to the General Public that the following Unclaimed Vehicles are in the Custody of BHARATHINAGAR

POLICE STATION, BANGALORE CITY. which are Siezed under the verious Crime Cases/ C-mise and NCR Cases.

Sl.

No.

Type of Vehicle

Reg. No.

Engine No.

Chassis No.

P.F No.

C-mise

No.

T.V.S.HAVY. DUTY.

KA-02-HB-5811

0D1B81357500

MD621B63049

48/10

274/10

T.V.S.X.L. SUPER.

KA-02-ED-9313

P3110F494362

P1110M489567

49/10

275/10

YAMHA ENTICER

KA-02-EF-8104

5US0032979

02H5US003279

50/10

279/10

KENETIK HONDA

KA-03-EG-8850

MIEUK288023

NIFUK291317

52/10

281/10

T.V.S.VICTOR.

KA-03-EQ-279

0F1K41266614

MD825A1641K01015

51/10

280/10

HERO HONDA

GLMARE

KA-02-EY-5172

07A15E32895

07A16F35735

53/10

283/10

K.BAJAJ

CAZ-6869

30E068630

800R00549

56/10

286/10

SUZKI

KA-04-AN-1991

9111M13406

9111F078731

55/10

285/10

BAJAJ PULSER

KA-09-ES-587

DHGBLD27214

DHDALD2700

67/10

307/10

BAJAJ PULSER

KA-03-EM-6973

DHGBKK87347

DHVBKK87758

70/10

317/10

BAJAJ CHETHAK

KA-14-H-3989

08E94E54128

71/10

318/10

TVS CHAMP

KA-03-ED-8683

P1109M469754

P1109F2571B

75/10

353/10

KINETIC HONDA

KA-05-L-4782

NIEKM469322

NIKM479862

76/10

354/10

HONDA ACTIVE

KA-50-H-688

JF08E0304190

ME4JF082A68125459

77/10

358/10

Hero Honda CBZ

KA-04-EB-3310

01041M01866

01041C00794

78/10

359/10

Any person having rights to claim the above Vehicles Shall Approach the Bharathinagar Police with necessary Documents

with in 30 Days from the date of the publication failing which the above vehicles will be Confiscated to GOVERNMENT.

Any Claims recieved after the due date will not be entertained.

PR-565

XI th Addl. Chief Metropoliton Magistrate,

Mayohall Unit, Bangalore City.

REVENUE DEPARTMENT

No.RD 94 AQB 2011, Bangalore Dated:25^th May, 2011

Corrigendum to Property Attachment Notification

The Sy.No.61/1 shown at Sl.No.4 of the Schedule-1 in the Government Notification bearing No.RD 52 AQB 2009(1)

Dated:16.09.2009 shall stand corrected as Sy.No.63/1 and hence forth this shall be read as "Sy.No.63/1 only".

PR-567

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,

M. VENKATESHAMURTHY

Under Secretary to Government,

Revenue Department (LAQ-2)

COMMERCIAL TAXES DEPARTMENT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES, (KARNATAKA), BANGALORE-CLARIFICATION UNDER

SECTION 59(4) OF THE KARNATAKA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003

Sub: KVAT Act, 2003-Clarification under Section 59(4) regarding the rate of tax applicable on certain commodities-reg.

Ref: Application Dated:22.11.2010 of Varsha Sales Corporation, No.154/1, 1^st Floor, 4^th Main, 8^th Cross, Chamarajapet,

Bangalore-560 018.

In the application cited above, Varsha Sales Corporation, Bangalore, has sought clarification regarding the rate of tax

applicable on certain commodities.

2. Section 59(4) of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 empowers the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes to clarify

the rate of tax payable under the Act, if he considers it necessary or expedient so to do, for the purpose of maintaining uniformity in

the work of assessments and collection of revenue. It is examined and found that the clarification requested by the petitioner is

within the scope of the aforesaid provision and it is necessary that the clarification be issued for the purpose of maintaining

uniformity in the work of assessments and collection of revenue.

3. Hence the following clarification is issued.

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CLARIFICATION NO.CLR.CR.154/10-11, DATED:03.02.2011

It is hereby clarified that the rates of tax applicable on the following goods are as indicated under:

Sl.

No.

Goods

Rate of tax/ Section

Anoo's henna

13.5% under Section 4(1)(b) of the KVAT Act, 2003.

Anoo's hair care

Anoo's fair & fresh

Anoo's herbal hair oil

PR-231

PRADEEP SINGH KHAROLA

Commissioner of Commercial Taxes,

(Karnataka), Bangalore.

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