33The United Kingdom Government claims that the wording of Article 13A(l)(c) contains no condition relating to the identity of the recipient of the services and that, where the Community legislature intended to specify the identity of the supplier or of the recipient, it has done so expressly. In the past, the Court has held that conditions which are not expressly laid down in the exemption concerned are not to be applied to the exemptions under Article 13 of the Sixth Directive (Case C-281/91 Muys' en De Winter's Bouw- en Aannemingsbedrijf [1993] ECR I-5405, paragraph 13, and Case C-2/95 SDC [1997] ECR I-3017, paragraph 38). It observes, also, that the intrinsic nature of a service does not change depending on the person who requests it.
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