Supreme Court of India
M/s. K. Raheja Development Corporation v. State of Karnataka
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Karnataka Sales Tax Act, 1957-Sections 5B and 2(J)(v-i)-Works Contract Tax-Levy of-Agreement whereby developers undertaking to build flats for prospective purchaser for valuable consideration-On completion, unit to be handed over to the purchaser who would get undivided interest Developer 's plea that tax not payable as no transfer of any property in goods by itself or. by virtue of any works contract-On appeal, held: Agreement to construct a building either for cash or deferred payment or valuable consideration is 'works contract', the construction activity may be on behalf of an owner of
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