Supreme Court of India
Trust Estate Khimji Keshawji & Anr v. The Kolkata Municipal Corporation & Ors.
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Kolkata Municipal Corporation Act, 1980 – s. 238 and s.271 – Validity of notice under – Notice was issued to the apellant- owner (occupying ground and sixth floor) of the building consist ing ground plus six floors, which stated that appellant had contravene d s. 238 of the Act by using water supplied for domestic purp ose, for purpose other than domestic – It also stated that s. 271 prohibits use of water supply for domestic purpose for any othe r purpose – High Court held notice to be valid – On appeal, hel d: Impugned notice does not mention any reason or specific violation commi tted by
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