GST supply under GST

Mr jege find a notice to you in return they find out of hundred back to Mr J does this qualify service definition as per GST law does it includes in the meaning of of use and conversion of money
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This discussion explores whether exchanging five £100 notes for five £100 notes qualifies as a supply of services under GST law. The consensus is that this is a simple money transaction, not a supply of goods or services, and therefore not subject to GST. The conversion of money, as defined by GST, refers to the exchange of currency, such as pounds for dollars, not a simple swap of identical denominations.

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Mr ji give a note 2mr ke who who in returned gave notes 5 notes of hundred back to Mr J
Whether your questions is in Exchange of R's. 500 second person give him 5 notes of RS 100
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Then it does not means use of money or conversion of money.... it's simply money transaction and on mere transaction in money is not considered as supply as it exclude from definition of goods/service.
conversion of money means exchange ruppes in foreign currency or vice versa

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