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GST Demand Set Aside for School Construction Under Government Contract Due to Non-Speaking Order
Smt Angoori Devi Educational and Cultural Society (Regd.) v. Union of India
12-12-2024
WRIT TAX No. - 1783 of 2024
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Facts:
The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority granted the petitioner a lease to construct a higher secondary school, with most of the premium already paid, except Rs. 5,97,852/-.
A GST demand of Rs. 5,52,31,637/- was raised, which the petitioner claimed was contrary to exemption notifications and an advance ruling.
The petitioner argued that the demand was non-speaking, failing to reference any notification removing exemptions or demonstrating non-compliance with exemption conditions.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
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GST Demand Set Aside for School Construction Under Government Contract Due to Non-Speaking Order
Smt Angoori Devi Educational and Cultural Society (Regd.) v. Union of India
12-12-2024
WRIT TAX No. - 1783 of 2024
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Facts:
The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority granted the petitioner a lease to construct a higher secondary school, with most of the premium already paid, except Rs. 5,97,852/-.
A GST demand of Rs. 5,52,31,637/- was raised, which the petitioner claimed was contrary to exemption notifications and an advance ruling.
The petitioner argued that the demand was non-speaking, failing to reference any notification removing exemptions or demonstrating non-compliance with exemption conditions.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
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Sample GST Demand Set Aside for School Construction Under Government Contract Due to Non-Speaking Order
Smt Angoori Devi Educational and Cultural Society (Regd.) v. Union of India
12-12-2024
WRIT TAX No. - 1783 of 2024
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Facts:
The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority granted the petitioner a lease to construct a higher secondary school, with most of the premium already paid, except Rs. 5,97,852/-.
A GST demand of Rs. 5,52,31,637/- was raised, which the petitioner claimed was contrary to exemption notifications and an advance ruling.
The petitioner argued that the demand was non-speaking, failing to reference any notification removing exemptions or demonstrating non-compliance with exemption conditions.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
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Sample GST Demand Set Aside for School Construction Under Government Contract Due to Non-Speaking Order
Smt Angoori Devi Educational and Cultural Society (Regd.) v. Union of India
12-12-2024
WRIT TAX No. - 1783 of 2024
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Facts:
The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority granted the petitioner a lease to construct a higher secondary school, with most of the premium already paid, except Rs. 5,97,852/-.
A GST demand of Rs. 5,52,31,637/- was raised, which the petitioner claimed was contrary to exemption notifications and an advance ruling.
The petitioner argued that the demand was non-speaking, failing to reference any notification removing exemptions or demonstrating non-compliance with exemption conditions.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
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Sample GST Demand Set Aside for School Construction Under Government Contract Due to Non-Speaking Order
Smt Angoori Devi Educational and Cultural Society (Regd.) v. Union of India
12-12-2024
WRIT TAX No. - 1783 of 2024
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Facts:
The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority granted the petitioner a lease to construct a higher secondary school, with most of the premium already paid, except Rs. 5,97,852/-.
A GST demand of Rs. 5,52,31,637/- was raised, which the petitioner claimed was contrary to exemption notifications and an advance ruling.
The petitioner argued that the demand was non-speaking, failing to reference any notification removing exemptions or demonstrating non-compliance with exemption conditions.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
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Sample GST Demand Set Aside for School Construction Under Government Contract Due to Non-Speaking Order
Smt Angoori Devi Educational and Cultural Society (Regd.) v. Union of India
12-12-2024
WRIT TAX No. - 1783 of 2024
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Facts:
The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority granted the petitioner a lease to construct a higher secondary school, with most of the premium already paid, except Rs. 5,97,852/-.
A GST demand of Rs. 5,52,31,637/- was raised, which the petitioner claimed was contrary to exemption notifications and an advance ruling.
The petitioner argued that the demand was non-speaking, failing to reference any notification removing exemptions or demonstrating non-compliance with exemption conditions.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
Decision: The GST demand was set aside as non-speaking and contrary to exemption notifications, advance rulings, and relevant judgments. The respondents were directed to consider relevant notifications and rulings before issuing a fresh speaking order if pursuing GST liability.
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