Issuing C form is statutory obligation of buyer, can be enforced by a writ petition in the High Court

Amit Bajaj | Last updated: 09 July 2013

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Many a times I receive queries on a common problem faced by many dealers all over India that what to do when the interstate purchaser of goods refuses or doesnot issue the requisite C forms after purchasing the goods at concessional rate of CST @ 2%. The only solution many people feel is the filing of Civil suit for the recovery of such C forms or the balance tax along with the interest from the refusing buyer. Now the Guahati High Court inOMIL-JSC-JV vs Union of India [2013] 61 V

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Amit Bajaj

Tax Attorney

I am an Advocate.I have done B.com, LL.B. I have been practising tax laws including Income Tax, VAT,Service Tax as an Advocate for last 8 yrs and a professional writer on tax laws. Also have a blog wherein I have been writing articles for 3 yrs now http://www.amitbajajadvocate.com My articles are also be ... Read more

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