Supreme Court of India
Bharat Kala Bhandar Ltd v. Municipal Committee, Dhamangaon
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We hold that the appellant's suit for the recovery of the tax. realised in excess of Rs. 250 a year has been rightly dismissed· as (') 74 I.A. 50. (') I.L.11. [1114S] Nag. 971. (') [1964] I S.C.R. 752. (') I.L.R. [1949] llag. 87. • KALA BHANDAR v.
Judgment, page 36
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