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Indexed cost of improvement claimed on flats received under a joint development arrangement requires evidence of actual improvement works and related payments. Construction costs were contractually borne by the developer, and the flats were sold in the semi-furnished condition received from the developer. Quotations and estimates for proposed additional work did not establish material purchases, labour payments, or execution of improvements. The NALA component was also unsupported. Consequently, the claimed indexed cost of improvement was disallowed, and the appeal was dismissed.
Indexed cost of improvement claimed on flats received under a joint development arrangement requires evidence of actual improvement works and related payments. Construction costs were contractually borne by the developer, and the flats were sold in the semi-furnished condition received from the developer. Quotations and estimates for proposed additional work did not establish material purchases, labour payments, or execution of improvements. The NALA component was also unsupported. Consequently, the claimed indexed cost of improvement was disallowed, and the appeal was dismissed.
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