Supreme Court of India
D1main v. D1main
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JUDGMENT: J U M N T S. RAJENDRA BABU. J. . . 1179/94 & SLPS ( ) Nos. 15507/87. 853/88 and 14587/87. In SLPs leave granted. In this batch of cases, the appellant is Municipal Corporation of Greater Bombay, which has made provision for Water Charges by framing appropriate Rules and Bye-laws pursuant to Section 141 and Section 169 of the Bombay Municipal Corporation Act, 1888. The scope of these provision was considered in Municipal Corporation of Greater Bombay, vs., Nagpal Printing Mills & Anr. 1988 (3) SCR, 274, by this Court and the view of the Bombay High Court that Rule III (d) (i) to be…
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