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C Form Issue Contravention

Pravinkumar Mundada

My one of the client (Maharashtra) has purchased Windmill from Tamilnadu, Wind mill has established in Tamilnadu & bill is received in maharashtra. Maharashtra Dealer has given C Form but goods are not received in Maharashtra. According to definition there is given that - goods transfer from one state to another state, but in this case not happened same. 

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1. Whether C Form given is contravention the provision of law ? If so then what to do ?

Issuing C Form Questioned: No Inter-State Movement for Windmill from Tamil Nadu to Maharashtra A client in Maharashtra purchased a windmill from Tamil Nadu, with the windmill established in Tamil Nadu and the bill received in Maharashtra. The Maharashtra dealer issued a C Form, but the goods did not move to Maharashtra, raising concerns about compliance with inter-state transfer laws. The query is whether issuing the C Form contravenes legal provisions. The response indicates that since the goods did not move out of Tamil Nadu, VAT/CST authorities might not accept the C Form, as the transaction does not fit the typical inter-state goods movement criteria. (AI Summary)
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