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empowers the municipality to impose taxes for the purposes of this Act and also describes the procedure for collecting the same. Part V confers powers ... streets, to dispose of mad and stray dogs, to control public begging, to prohibit brothels etc. Part VIII lays down the general provisions for carrying

disputes in regard to non-public utility services even when Government is acting under s. 12(5) , so too the provisions of the second proviso ... must be construed as mandatory. As Mr. Justice Coleridge has observed in Beg. v. Tithe Commissioners (1). " The words undoubtedly are only empowering

Jagat Dhish Bhargava vs Jawahar Lal Bhargava & Others on 5 December, 1960 Equivalent citations