Supreme Court of India
Dharmarth Trust J & K Jammu & Ors. v. Dinesh Chander Nanda
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Jammu and Kashmir Limitation Act, 1995 - Articles 56 and 119 - Suit by architect against trust claiming certain amount towards professional charges - Issue as regards maintainability/limitation - Contention by the trust that suit is governed by Article 56 and was barred by limitation on 'the date of its institution - Courts below holding that suit is governed by Article 119 and not Article 56 - Interference with - Held: Not called for - Services provided by architect are taxable under the Service Tax laws - Term 'work done' as appearing in Article 56 does not apply to architect providing
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