Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation of Greater Bombay v. M/s Polychem Ltd.
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Bombay Municipal Corporation Act. 3 of 1888-S. 3(r) and S. 154-Scope of. Principles for detennining rateable value of land on which a building is partly completed-Doctrine of sterility-Distinction between English and Indian Law. The respondent company was owner of a large area of land in Bombay, on a part of which there was a building under construction. The bulk of the remaining part was lying vacant. The Assessor and Collector of the Municipal Corporation determined the market value of the whole land on a notional basis and fixed the hypothetical annual rental value of the portion of land
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