Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation of Delhi v. Dhar Ma Properties Pvt. Ltd.
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For the aforesaid reason, notice itself C · docs not invalidate.
Judgment, page 13
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Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957 - s.126 - Notice issued by Corporation for enhancement of rateable value of property - Challenge to - On March 25, 1998, the Corporation issued a notice to the respondent in terms of s.126 of the Act proposing to enhance the rateable value of its properzv, w.ef April 1, 1997 which was received by the respondent on April 4, 1998 - Two issues for consideration - Whether the notice dated March 25, 1998 which was, in fact, received by respondent only on April 4, 1998 was time barred u/s.126 and Whether the assessment order in respect of subseq11ent/ji1t11re
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