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                                     LED Street lighting  along  with installation and maintenance is composite
                                        supply of goods, rate of GST thereon - See under STREET LIGHTING
                                        ACTIVITY ...................................... 428
                                     Lifts - Scope of admissibility of ITC - See under INPUT TAX CREDIT ....... 438
                                     LIMITATION ACT, 1963 :
                                     — Section 5 - See under APPEAL TO APPELLATE AUTHORITY ......... 519
                                     Limitation for appeal - Delay when condonable not condonable - See under
                                        APPEAL ....................................... 519
                                     Limitation for demand - Extended period when applicable/inapplicable  -
                                        See under DEMAND  .............................  382, 406
                                     Limitation for refund - See under REFUND/REFUND CLAIM  .......... 401
                                     Limitation period  of one year for availing Cenvat  credit, scope of - See
                                        under CENVAT CREDIT .............................. 402
                                     Local Area Development (LAD) funds being linked with supply of
                                        rental/lease service, its collection  is pure service  and exempted - See
                                        under PURE SERVICE  ............................... 478
                                     — fund collected from Solar Power Developers, classification thereof for GST
                                        levy - See under SUPPLY .............................. 478
                                     Local Authority under GST law  - New Kolkata Development Authority
                                        (NKDA), whether a local authority  -  Exemption admissibility - Said
                                        authority established by  Statute  enacted by State Government for
                                        providing planned development in  New Town, Kolkata, and matters
                                        connected therewith or incidental thereto - Functions entrusted to said
                                        authority, inter alia, include making arrangements,  constructing  and
                                        maintaining  utilities like water supply, sewer and drainage, public
                                        streets, bridges, flyovers, etc., and other  functions which are squarely
                                        listed in Twelfth Schedule and entrusted to a Municipality under Article
                                        243W of Constitution of India - In addition, said authority is fully under
                                        control of State Government inasmuch as its Chairman and Members are
                                        appointed/removed at will of State Government which also provides
                                        subsidy for its funding under State Treasury Rules - Clearly, it is a body
                                        discharging  municipal functions, although  not a municipality -
                                        Accordingly, it is covered under ‘other authority’ in definition of Local
                                        Authority  under GST law  - In view  of  above, exemption from GST is
                                        admissible in respect of  services  supplied by it - Section 2(69)(c) of
                                        Central Goods and Services Tax Act,  2017 —  In Re : Newtown Kolkata
                                        Development Authority (A.A.R. - GST - W.B.) ........................ 416
                                     Manpower supply  - Execution of work for principal - Payment based on
                                        volume  of work and not according to number  of workmen deployed -
                                        ESI and PF of worker paid by principal - HELD : Principal’s discharge of
                                        their obligation under ESI Act and EPF Act does not mean assessee
                                        supplied labourers but entered into colourable contracts to avoid liability
                                        of Service Tax - Show cause notice was based on presumption and not
                                        maintainable  - Sections 65(68) and 65(105)(k) of Finance Act, 1994  —
                                        Aditya Enterprises v. Commissioner of Cus. & C. Ex., Meerut-Ii (Tri. - Del.) .......... 406
                                     Mens rea cannot be assumed against PSU - See under DEMAND  ......... 409
                                     Minerals - Rate of GST on right to use including its exploration and
                                        evaluation - See under MINERAL ......................... 514
                                     — Right to use minerals including its exploration and evaluation - Service in

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