Supreme Court of India
The Municipal Corporation, v. Modern School, Faridabad & Ors.
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Haryana Municipal Corporation Act, 1994: ss.43, 87, 88, 177, 193, 194, 196 and 205 – Office Order dated 14.6.1999 issued by Municipal Corporation for regularisation of tubewells causing unauthorised activities of discharging o f waste water into the main sewer of the Corporation – Corporation c laimed user charges from the schools for discharging the water drawn f rom tubewell, into the sewer vested in the Corporation – The schools challenged the levy of user charges – High Court se t aside the charges on the ground that such fee falls within ambit of s.88 and hence in absence of prior
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