Supreme Court of India

Mohammad Yasin v. The Town Area Committee, Jalalabad and Another

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Bench M. Patanjali Sastri J.
Decided 27 February 1952

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Constitution of India. 1950, Arts. 19(l)(g), 32-U. P. Munici­ palities Act, 1916, ss. 293(1), 298(2) (g)(d)-Municipal byc-laws­ Bye-law imposing fee for carrying on wholesale trade in vegetables and fruits within municipal area-Validity-Restraint on funda­ mental right to carry on trade-Licence and tqx, difference. There is a difference between a tax like the income-tax and a licence fee for carrying on an occupation, trade or business. licence fee on a business not only takes away the property of the licensee but also operates as a restriction on his fundamental . ' l - - • f ' ) - ...

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