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               Further it can be analyzed that for the purpose of composite supply, it is not neces-
               sary that single price should be charged for all the supplies. Different price could
               be charged for different supply of goods or services. However single rate of tax
               would apply to all the supplies being that of Principal Supply.
                       If large number of service receivers of such bundle of services reasonably
               expect such services to be provided as a package, then such a package could be
               treated as naturally bundled in the ordinary course of business.
                       The nature of the various services in a bundle of services will also help in
               determining whether the services are bundled in the ordinary course of business.
                       No straight jacket formula can be laid down to determine whether a ser-
               vice is naturally bundled in the ordinary course of business. Each case has to be
               individually examined in the backdrop of several factors some of which are out-
               lined below.
               Supply of ancillary services in case of supply of construction services of apartment
               - Naturally bundled
                       In a Real Estate Industry it was observed that the Promoter Developer
               while supplying construction services in form of sale of flats also supply the an-
               cillary services being the PLC Charges, Club Charges, Car Parking and others. In
               this case supply of construction services is the Principal Supply. Further the an-
               cillary supply is not capable of being supplied individually.
                       CESTAT Regional Bench,  Allahabad in case of  Logix Infrastructure Pvt.
               Ltd. v. C.C.C & S.T Noida [2019 (25) G.S.T.L. 59 (Tri. - All.)] - Appellant has pro-
               vided the construction services and charged further on account of Preference Lo-
               cation Charges (pool facing, park facing, corner flat; Floor - first floor, top floor,
               Vastu), External/Internal  Development charges, Electric sub-station charges,
               club membership, legal charges. Appellant argued  that such charges does not
               have independent existence and they are associated with the provision of Resi-
               dential Complex Service. Further such charges are various elements of the main
               services and cannot be treated as separate. Such services are bundled together.
               Held that such services are eligible for abatement under Notification No.
               26/2012.
               Supply of maintenance services - Two or more shall be taxable supplies
                       Composite Supply as defined u/s. 2(30) covers within the ambit two or
               more taxable supplies. If there is supply of one taxable and other is exempt.
                       In an application filed before AAR under GST, Haryana by  Keysight
               Technologies International India Pvt. Ltd. reported in 2020 (32) G.S.T.L 126 - Agilent
               being the owner of the premises has entered into lease Applicant for leasing out
               the premises. The applicant has also  entered agreement with other associate
               companies on the same terms and conditions. As a part of agreement electricity
               was  supplied to the group company through  grid. Supply of electricity to the
               extent of it being supplied through grid is exempt from GST and, therefore, the
               condition of two or more taxable supplies is not satisfied.
                       The supply  of utilities and supply of electricity are neither naturally
               bundled together nor are they supplied in conjunction with each other.
               Composite Supply v. Works Contract Service
                       Section 2(119) “works contract” means a contract for building, construc-
               tion, fabrication, completion, erection, installation, fitting out, improvement,
               modification, repair, maintenance, renovation,  alteration or commissioning of
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