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When Can a Party Withhold or Set Off Payments Under an Indian Service Agreement?
Indian law confines set-off and withholding to genuinely disputed, documented amounts. Section 59 of the Contract Act, mandatory MSMED interest, TDS mechanics and GST input-credit risk shape every payment clause in an Indian service agreement.
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Is a "Right to Use" Agreement Really Different from a Sub-Lease of Immovable Property?
Parties often style long-term occupation arrangements as "Right to Use" agreements to avoid the consequences of a sub-lease. Whether that label holds depends on substance: exclusive possession, registration, GST, TDS and the covenants in the head lease.
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Do Revenue-Sharing and Income-Assignment Structures on Leasehold Property Survive Tax Scrutiny?
A lessee lets a company operate from leased premises for a revenue share, then assigns the income to a partnership firm. Each step is lawful in isolation; together they invite recharacterisation as application of income, TDS disputes, GST mismatches and GAAR scrutiny.
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