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               India, (2015) 81 VST 95 (Guj.) = 2014 (36) S.T.R. 3 (Guj.) is also not relevant for the
               same reason.
                       31.  In the light of the above discussion, it is unnecessary for me to deal
               with the contra view of the Calcutta  High Court rendered in  Durgapur Diesel
               Sales and Service v. Superintendent (Service Tax), Central Excise, Durgapur, (2015) 59
               taxmann.com 407 (Calcutta) = 2015 (38) S.T.R. 1129 (Cal.).
                       32.  Therefore, this Writ Petition is liable to be dismissed and is accord-
               ingly dismissed. No cost.
                                                _______
                                  2020 (37) G.S.T.L. 283 (Raj.)
                IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE FOR RAJASTHAN AT JODHPUR
                                     Dr. Pushpendra Singh Bhati, J.
                                         LADU LAL HIRAN
                                                Versus
                                     STATE OF RAJASTHAN

                S.B. Civil Writ No. 5354 of 2018 with S.B. Civil Writ Nos. 5841, 5535, 5638, 5869,
                  5831, 7647, 7088, 7042, 8944, 8901-8902, 7737, 7739, 7746, 7741, 7738, 9476,
                  7001, 10365, 9085, 9244, 9533, 8937, 11647, 9992, 10968, 11573, 11584, 2106,
                  4996, 5868, 6416, 6732, 6682, 7732, 5567, 7044, 8940, 8943, 8899, 7743, 7742,
                  7740, 7744, 7200, 8923, 10336, 9734, 9739, 9526, 8949, 11979, 11581, 11580,
                    11579, 12301, 13021, 7010, 10569, 10577-10578, 11191 & 11527 of 2018,
                                          decided on 28-8-2018
                       Royalty charges - Collection of royalty in excess of annual dead rent
               and any other charges as may be prescribed in contract, on behalf of Govern-
               ment for specified mineral dispatched by mining lease from area specified in
               Excess Royalty Collection  Contract  by  contractor - Lease holders  required to
               pay GST under reverse charge mechanism on royalty paid for mining activities
               in terms of Notification No. 13/2017-C.T. (Rate) - Reverse charge mechanism
               itself not been contested by respondents - Letter No. P12(52) finance/tax/2017-
               III, dated  8-11-2017 issued by Finance (Tax) Department,  Rajasthan Govern-
               ment authorizing contractor to collect 18% GST on amount of royalty collected
               to be quashed - Section 9(3) of Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017. [paras
               11, 12]
                                                                       Petitions allowed
                       REPRESENTED BY :     S/Shri Ravi  Bhansali, Senior Counsel assisted by
                                            Dhanesh  Sarswat, Vipul Dharnia, Vikas Balia,
                                            Himanshu  Choudhary, Arvind Shrimali, Vijendra
                                            Puri, Khet Singh, Mahaveer Bhanwariya, Shreekant
                                            Verma, Rajesh Punia,  A.  Shrimali, Chain Singh,
                                            Amit  Vyas, C.S. Bhati,  Trilok Joshi and  Digvijay
                                            Singh, for the Petitioner.
                                            S/Shri Sanjeet Purohit,  ASG, Rishabh  Tayal for
                                            K.L. Thakur,  AAG,  Anil Bhansali with  Bhagirath
                                            Patel and R.R. Ankiya for Vipul  Singhvi, for the
                                            Respondent.
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