Supreme Court of India
Delhi Golf Club Ltd. and Anr. v. N.D.M.C.
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Punjab Municipal Act, 1911: Property Tax-levy of- limited company was granted temporary lease of Government land for a period of 20 years only for the purpose of running a Golf club and for no other purposes-Any continuance even after the expiry of 20 years was also to be on a temporary basis-No construction on the said land was permilled without prior permission of Government Property tax demanded from the company-Liability of-Held: The company is not a owner but only a temporary lessee-The various restriction clauses in the lease deed indicate that the company is not a…
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