Supreme Court of India
Lt. Col. Sawai Bhawani Singh Etc v. The State of Rajasthan and Ors.
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The Rajasthan Urban Lands Act, 1964 : Sections 3 and 4 Statute Law-Taxing statute-Amending Act-Introduced defect in charging provision of principal act-Thereby rendered the entire principal act invalid-Defective portion deleted by subsequent amendment-Held : Defective portion was severable from rest of Act thus reviving it-Hence the principal act was within the legislative competence of the State LeiJislature. Constitution of India, 1950: Schedule VII-'-List II Entry 49-Legislative competence-Levy of tax-Land and buildings-Must be levied separately as unit~Value of all lands and
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