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Delhi HC Says 'No' to VAT on Trademark Licences - (31 May 2017)

Delhi High Court has examined McDonald’s Master Licence Agreement and found it to be a composite franchise agreement which provided trade secrets, know-how, recipes, training, etc. along with trademark to franchisee which could not be VATable.

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