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Karnataka High Court

Mr. A N Viswanatha vs The Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes on 28 July, 2011

Author: S.Abdul Nazeer

Bench: S.Abdul Nazeer

IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE.
DATED THIS THE 28" DAY OF JULY 2031
BEFORE

THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE 5. ABDUL NAZEER.

WRIT PETITION NO. 5102 (20.1 Te i RES } 7 |

BETWEEN:

Mr. A.N. Viswanatha

S/o. Mr. GLK. Nanjundatah
Aged about 42 years wee TB,
R/a. Flat No. 16, ishwa'Amirtith Apartments

3"¢ B Main Road, Talakavéry Layout

Amruthahalli, Bangalore-560 062... PETITIONER

(By Sri. Ra ayappa. Hadag alt, "Ady. _
for M/s..Dua Assts..Advs.) ~

AND:

, Fhe © ort Wnissioner of Commercial Taxes
Commercial Tax Department
"Katidas: 4 Road, Gandh i Nagar

Bangalore'. ~ 860 009 .. RESPONDENT

. (By SH. AK. Vedamurthy, HCGP)

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This writ petition is fled under Articles 226 anc
the Constitution of India

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praying to
communication dated 4.3.9010 as per Annexure-

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in this case. the petitioner has challenged the
legality/validity of the endorsement

at -Annexure-A dated
4.3.2010 issue by the Commissioner ol

Commercial Tax
rejecting his applice

von seeking refund of ite tax.

2. . The comlendor:. of the petitioner is that he had
entered info an agreement of 'sale as per Annexure-B dated
18.6.2009 with one Sri. KI

Sanath

for purchase of the
" property described in Séhedule +c' of the said agreement.
Therealter,. KT. Sanath executed a sale deed as per

Annexure-C dated 13.8.2009 in respect

of the said property
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four of the petitioner. It is contended that K.T. Sanath
had deposited a sum of 7.2,

towards tax under the
provision of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 Yor
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5. As noticed above, the petitioner has purchased the
property in question for a total consideration. of.

*.50,42.400/- which is clear from the "Sale "deed al.
Arinexure-C, The contention pulforth by. ' he petitions. is
that the agreement at An nexure-B shows iat "the "said
amount of £.50,42 400/- is inchisive of the aloresaid tax
amount. Section 47{4) ofthe Act "states. Lnat where any
amount is paid or recovered by . or from arly 'd ealer under
sub-section (1) or Sh, 'at refund' of such 'amount or any part
thereof can be claiined 'oni Covernmenit by the person from
whom, it was realized by way or tax provided an application
in writing in 'the: prescribed form is made to the
Commissioner: within we: years from the date of the order of
, torfeitaive. On recel pe ef any such application, the
"Commissioner shall hold such inquiry as he deems fit and if
the 'voinmissione: iS Satished that the claim is valid and

admissible,-and that the amount so Claimed as refund is

actually. paid or recovered, he shail refund the amount or

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any part thereof. which is

concerned,

6. Itis not the case off

as defined under the Act. There is: m0 material Of. record to

Show that the petitioner has deposit ted. We. 2. 37,772 f- with the

respondent towards tax.

Ag we xure- DD is'a receipt issued by

the vendor of the petitioner, which shows that he has

collected a sum of 2.377737. tow ards tax from the

petitioner, However, the: p titioner has | not deposited the

said amount vhs the lep ariment. Therefore, he is not

entitled for refund « of. the amount. winder section 47(4) of the

Act. In my oe pinion, the respondent WS right in r

ejecting the

application: of the petitioner seeking refund of the said
a s uM Ba MARS &

amount, ~ "There oan Fo nerit in this writ petition. -- Tt

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Ss ACCOI ding ¥ dismis sed. No costs.

found due to the person

Jhe petitioner Lat heisa dealer.

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