Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation of the City of Baroda v. Babubhai Himatlal
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The Bombay Provincial Corporations Act, 1949: Sections 147 and 466( l)( )(f) and Standing Order No. 3-Payment of supervision fee by transporter-Whether reasonable-Optional to transporter voidance of claiming refund on octroi duty-Standing Order held valid, legal and enforceable. The respondent who was carrying on the business of transporting goods challenged before the High Court the imposition of supervision fee levied under Standing Order No. 3 on the goods in transit through the limits of the Municipal Corporation of Baroda. Before the framing of Standing Order No. 3, a transporter was
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