Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and Anr. v. Kamla Mills Ltd.
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In the result, we allow the appeals and set aside the judgments of the High Court and Small Causes Court.
Judgment, page 22
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Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act; Section 154(1): Property Tax Assessment of rateable value after demolition of old building before construction of new one-Rateable value-Criteria-Determination of-Held: rateable value is limited to standard rent-Rent/licence fee in excess of standard rent is illegal-Since the Act neither contains a definite clause nor a non-obstante clause nor lays down manner of computation of rateable value, it has to be determined as per relevant provision of Rent Restriction legislation-Bombay Rent Control Act-Sections 2(3)(g), 5(10) and 7. Burden of proving what the
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