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Liability to pay GST under reverse charge basis - Kacha Arhtiya or not - Any interpretation which leads to illogical conclusion has to be eschewed. Therefore, it is clear that by no canon of interpretation, Kacha Arhtiya can be made liable to pay GST in terms of Notification No. 4/2017-CT dated 28th June, 2017(as amended). Moreover, the ultimate objective of RCM is to fix the GST liability on the person who is better organized being engaged in the business of supply of goods and services. Pakka Arhtiya by its very nature of activity is much more organised in the business dealing as compared to Kacha Arhtiya - AAAR