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<h1>Appeal Dismissed: Company Not Liable for 'Business Auxiliary', 'Support Service' or 'Intermediary' Categories.</h1> The SC dismissed the appeal, concluding that the respondent-Company did not meet the criteria for 'Business Auxiliary Service', 'Business Support ... Business Auxiliary Service - Business Support Service - Intermediary - scope of mandate - acting on behalf of the principalBusiness Auxiliary Service - Business Support Service - Intermediary - scope of mandate - acting on behalf of the principal - Whether the respondent-company falls within the scope of the definitions of Business Auxiliary Service, Business Support Service or Intermediary. - HELD THAT: - The Court examined the definitions of Business Auxiliary Service, Business Support Service and Intermediary and considered the nature and scope of the respondent-company's mandate. The respondent's role was held to be one of acting on behalf of its principal (Primark) rather than performing services that fit within the statutory contours of the aforesaid definitions. Having regard to the scope of the mandate and the respondent's function of acting for the principal, the Court found that the respondent-company does not fall within the scope or ambit of any of those definitions.Respondent-company does not fall within the definitions of Business Auxiliary Service, Business Support Service or Intermediary; appeals dismissed.Final Conclusion: The appeals were dismissed on the ground that the respondent-company, by reason of its mandate to act on behalf of the principal, does not fall within the definitions of Business Auxiliary Service, Business Support Service or Intermediary; delay was condoned and pending applications disposed of. The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal as the respondent-Company did not fall within the definitions of 'Business Auxiliary Service', 'Business Support Service', or 'Intermediary'. The delay was condoned and pending applications were disposed of.
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