Supreme Court of India
Corporation of Calcuta and Another v. Liberty Cinema
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Calcutta Municipal .ct (33 of 1951), ,. 413 and 548-Licen.re fee on cinema houses-whether tax or fee for rendering service-Validity of levy and s. 548. Under a. 413 of the Calcutta Municipal Act, 1951, no person shall c without a licence granted by the Corporation of Calcutta, keep open any cinema house for public amusement in Calcutta. Under s. 548(2), far every licence under the Act, a fee may be charged at such rate as may from time to time be fixed by the Corporation.…
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