Supreme Court of India
Nagpur Improvement Trust v. Nagpur Timber Merchants Association and Anr. Etc.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that Rule 9 of the Rules did not preclude the Improvement Trust from recovering from the respondent-lessees the amount of non agricultural assessment payable by it to the State Government in respect of lands leased out respondent-lessees.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Land Laws : Maharashtra Land Revenue Code, 1966-Nagpur Im provement Tmst (Land Disposal) Rules, 1955-Rule 9 making it obligatmy on the Nagpur Improvement Tmst to make payment of land revenue-Lease Deed imposing the duty on the lessee to discharge all rates, taxes, charges and assessments imposed on the land. Held, Rule 9 which makes the Improvement Tmst liable for payment does not preclude it fro/11 requiring the lessees to pay the amount of non-agricultural assessment.…
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