Supreme Court of India
State Trading Corpn. India Ltd. v. New Delhi Municipal Council
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New Delhi Municipal Corporation Act. 1994 - s. 63 - Determination of rateable value of lands and buildings assessable to property tax -- Held: The only basis for fixation of rateable value is the annual rent at which the land or building might reasonably be expected to be let from year to year. subject to the deductions provided under the Act -· Jn cases of self-occupied building the annual rent would be fixed on the basis of what the landlord might expect to get from hypothetical tenant - Jn cases of sub-let building with the permission of the Govemment, the rateable value has to be fixed
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