Supreme Court of India
The Cantonment Board, Ambala Cantt. v. Dipak Parkash and Othehs
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House Tax-Occupation of building by Military Oflicer whether occupation of Crnfral Government-Cantonment Acts, J.924 (20 of 1924), ss. 66, 84 (2), 9n(2)-Cantonmenl-' (House Accom modation) Act, 1923 (6 of 1923), ss. 5, 6, 7, 11, 12. One-half of bungalow No. 127- , Bank Road, Ambala Cantt., was taken on lease by the Central Govrrnment and was being used by some Military Officer for his residence. The Assessment Committee of the Canton~ent Board, Ambala, made an assessment of house-tax but the ac;sessm~nt list was signed Originally by three out of four persons who formed the assessment
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