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Termination fee - demand of service tax under the category of “permitting commercial use or exploitation of any event service” - The tripartite agreement which has been entered into has effectively circumvented this situation by transferring the rights from ZEEL to IMGR directly with the concurrence of the appellant for a consideration known as the termination fee paid by IMGR to ZEEL. The appellant has not rendered any service in this agreement, but has concurred to the agreement whereby the rights were transferred from ZEEL to IMGR. - demand set aside - AT
Termination fee - demand of service tax under the category of “permitting commercial use or exploitation of any event service” - The tripartite agreement which has been entered into has effectively circumvented this situation by transferring the rights from ZEEL to IMGR directly with the concurrence of the appellant for a consideration known as the termination fee paid by IMGR to ZEEL. The appellant has not rendered any service in this agreement, but has concurred to the agreement whereby the rights were transferred from ZEEL to IMGR. - demand set aside - AT
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