Supreme Court of India
Tamal Lahiri v. Kumar P. N. Tagore
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the offence charged against the respondent consists, not in the erection of an obstruction by him, but in his failure to comply with the direction lawfully given to him to remove that obstruction; that the offence must be deemed to have been j committed by tge respondent, if at all, not on the date of the notice Viz.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Bengal Municipal Act (Act XV), 1932 Sections 240(1)(b), 500(1)(b), 533, scope of-Lhnitation of 6 nzonths period, how to reckon under s. 533 of the Act-Whether 6 months mean.'l 6 caletular n1011ths or 180 days. notice dt. 5-12-67 calling upon the respondent to remove, within 15 days of the date of receipt of it, culvert erected without the permission from the Municipality by him thereby causing obstruction or encroachment over the main municipal drain, not having been complied with, the Baranagore Munici~ pality through the appellant its I.aw Assistant filed a complaint against the res
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