Supreme Court of India
Pepsico India Holding Pvt. Ltd. v. State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Water charges - Levy of increased water charges - Challenged, on ground that it could not be given retrospective effect - Held: In the instant case, decision was taken by the Corporation to increase the water charges based on the decision of the State Government to increase such rates of water charges - The Corporation had no other alternative but to revise the same and follow the increased rates as demanded by the State Government itself - The State Government had increased the water charges and the said rates were circulated by the Government to the Corporation in 2001 itself - However,
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