Supreme Court of India
Bangalore Woollen, Cotton and Silk Mills Co. Ltd., Bangalore v. The Corporation of the City of Bangalore by its Commlssioner, Bangalore City. (with Connected Appeal)
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Municipality-Octroi-Resolution intending to levy and final levy, if separate publication necessary-Notice technically defective, if can be validated-Power to specify goods not mentioned in the Schedule-Excessive delegation-Raw Cotton or Wool, nature of City of Bangalore Municipal Corporation Act, I949 (Act LXIX of I949), SS, 38(I), 9J(e), 98(I), 98(2). The City of Bangalore Municipal Corporation resolved to levy octroi on cotton and wool and the resolµtion was notified in the Official Gazette as required bys. 98(1) of the City of Banga lore Municipal Corporation Act. Objections were invited
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