Although the VAT regime required all commercial enterprises to issue VAT invoices in a timely way, that is not sufficient, of itself, to create an implied term into contracts between businesses, that invoices should be issued in a way which would comply with that obligation. A declaration could not be granted, if all other associated claims had failed.
Judges:
Mr Justice Ferris
Citations:
Times 11-Sep-2001, Gazette 20-Sep-2001
Statutes:
VAT Regulations 1995 (1995 No 2518) 13(1)
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Citing:
Applied – Society of Lloyds v Clementson, Same v Mason ComC 11-Jan-1994
An undertaking given on joining Lloyds is a sufficiently binding contract. . .
Cited – Hughes and Hughes v Greenwich London Borough Council CA 1992
The applicant was headmaster of a boarding school. The contract of employment did not require him to occupy the house, but a new house was built for the headmaster and he moved into it. It was not necessary for him to occupy the house for his . .
Cited – Earl of Dysart v Hammerton and Co CA 1914
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Lists of cited by and citing cases may be incomplete.
Contract, VAT
Updated: 28 June 2022; Ref: scu.166156
