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    <description>The HC held that, pursuant to Notification No.04/2018 fixing time of supply under a JDA as the date of conveyance or allotment, no GST liability arose on the petitioner at the date of the JDA; subsequent evidence, including the sale deed showing the developer&#039;s acquisition of title and favourable findings by the DGGI, confirm the petitioner is not taxable in respect of the Project. Consequently the Rs. 7 crore deposited by the petitioner is refundable, with interest at 6% per annum from the date of deposit. The refund is to be remitted within six weeks. The Revenue&#039;s contrary affidavits were rejected insofar as they sought to fix tax liability on the petitioner.</description>
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