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State of Telangana - Section

Section 643 in Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act, 1955

643. Improvement expenses by whom payable.

(1)Improvement expenses shall be recoverable in installment of such amount not being less for any premises than twelve rupees per annum and at such intervals as will suffice to discharge such expenses, together with interest thereon at the rate of six per centum per annum within such period not exceeding thirty years as the Commissioner, with approval of the Corporation, may in each case determine.
(2)The said installments shall be payable by the occupier of the premises on which the expenses and interest thereon are so charged or, in the event of the said premises becoming unoccupied at any time before the expiration of the period fixed for the payment of such expenses or before the same, with interest as aforesaid, are fully paid off, by the owner for the time being of the said premises so long as the same continue to be unoccupied.
(3)Proportion of improvement expenses may be deducted from rent. - Where the occupier by whom any improvement expenses together with interest thereon are paid holds the premises on which the expenses together with interest thereon are charged, at a rent not less than the rack-rent, he shall be entitled to deduct three-fourths of the amount paid by him on account of such expenses and interest thereon as aforesaid from the rent payable by him to his landlord, and, if he holds at a rent less than the rack-rent he shall be entitled to deduct from the rent so payable by him such proportion of three-fourths of the amount paid by him on account of such expenses and interest thereon as aforesaid as his rent bears to the rack-rent.
(4)And if the landlord from whose rent any deduction is so made is himself liable to the payment of rent for the premises in respect of which the deduction is made and holds the same for a term of which less than twenty years is unexpired otherwise, he may deduct from the rent so payable by him as the rent payable by him bears to the rent payable to him, and so in succession with respect to every landlord holding for a term of which less than twenty years is unexpired of the same premises both receiving and liable to pay rent in respect thereof:Provided that nothing in this section shall be construed to entitle any person to deduct from the rent payable by him more than the whole sum deducted from the rent payable to him.