Supreme Court of India
FATMA HAJI ALl MOHAMMAD HAJIAND OTHERS v. THE STATE OF BOMBAY.
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Rule 92 of the rules issued under the Bombay Land Reve- nue Code, 1879, provided that when land assessed for pur- poses of agriculture only is subsequently used for any purpose unconnected with agriculture, the assessment upon the land so used shall unless otherwise directed by the Government be altered under s. 48 (2) by the Collector in accordance with rr. 81 to 87: Held, that as the rule imposes an imperative duty on the Collector to alter the assessment, the power which has been given to the government to give directions to the Collector not to act in accordance with the imperative…
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