Supreme Court of India
Municipal Board Maunath Bhanjan v. Swadeshi Cotton Mills Co. Ltd. & Ors.
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U.P. Municipalities Act, 1916, Ss. 131(3), 134(1) & (2), 135(2) and 300-Draft rules for levying octroi not changed after publication 11/s 131(3) Whether their Re-publication necessary on mere reduction of tax rates-Re-publi cation only of reduced tax rates, whether violateS S. 300 and the General Clauses Act, S. 23-Resolution u/s 134(2), whether rgndered nugatory if passed before publication of rules-Notification u/s 135(2), whether requires specific refer ence to section. In 1968-69 the respondent was constructing a textile factory within the area of the appellant Board, and obtained
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