Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation of Delhi v. Rishi Raj Jain and Anr.
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Municipal Laws-Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957-Section I I 5-Dwelling house on agricultural /and-Land not being used for agricultural purposes-Levy of General Tax u/S. I I 5-Extent of land exigible to tax-Held: Only the extent of land, on which the dwelling house has been constructed, together with the land appurtenant thereto in terms of the building bye-laws, would be exigible to General Tax, Interpretation of statutes-Judicial review-Superior courts can interpret a statute-But cannot issue guidelines contrary to provisions of the statute or rules fi·amed thereunder. Respondent had
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