Supreme Court of India
Chief Controlling Revenue Authority v. Superintendent of Stamps and Maharashtra Sugar Mills Ltd.
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Indian Stamp Act (II of 1899), ss. 57, 59 (2)-Reference lo High Court-Nature of power .to refer-Duty to refer on reque.11 of party affected-Order directing Chief Controlling Authority to refer-Whether "matter concerning revenues"-furisdiction of Original Side of High Court-Government of India Act, 1935, s. 266(1). The power conferred on the Chief Revenue Authority by Sec. 57 of the Indian Stamp Act, to make a reference to the High Court is not intended for the benefit of the Revenue Authority alone, but ensures, also for the benefit of the party affected by the assessment. It is th~reforc
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