Supreme Court of India
State of Ap. and Ors. v. Ind. Natali Granite Ltd.
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District Boards Act, 1955 : Section 2. Mining Lease-Levy of cess-Writ challenging the competence of the Govemment to levy cess allowed by High Cowt-Govemment amending the District Boards Act empowering the State to levy land Revenue or royal ty/seigiorage fee-High Cowt holding the amendment was ultra vires the power of State Legislature-Legislature again amending the Act empowering the levy and collection of cess 011 the same grounds-Another wiit filed by respondent allowed by High Court-Appeal preferred by State-Held amendment validat- ing the collection of cess payable is valid.
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