Supreme Court of India
A.L. Ranjane v. Ravindra Ishwardas Sethna and Ors.
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Municipalities: Bombay Municipal Corporation Act, 1888--Section 313-/nterpretation of-Section bars putting up a structure or stall on street which is not similar Jo items mentioned in Section 313(/)(a) viz. any stall, chair, bench, box, table, ladder, bale-On facts, structure put up is tea stall embedded on road, having water and electricity connection with permanent water tank ,and shutters enabling locking of stall, which is not akin to items mentioned in clause (a) Thus no permission could be granted by Commissioner for such structure- Hence High Court's holding that tea stall set up not
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