under Section 169 of the Act challenging the enhancement of the rateable value of the property in dispute for non-deposit of the disputed ... adopt the rateable values stated in the assessment list of any year for the following year by increasing the rateable value given thereof, the Commissioner
rate, tax, cess or licence fee under this Act; (42) " rateable value" means the value of any land or building fixed in accordance with
rule 42 of Taxation--Appeal
against a tax or rateable value--Deposit of amount claimed
condition precedent to entertaining appeal--Appellate judge
empowered to remove ... were classified as special
properties. There was some increase in the rateable value
fixed by the Commissioner for the year
Scope of.
Principles for determining rateable value of land on which a
building is partly completed--Doctrine of sterility-
Distinction between English and Indian ... annual value or rateable value of lands or
buildings and this annual value or rateable
value is arrived at by one of three modes,
namely
Assessment of properly tax-Different
categories of properties enumerated Rateable value-How to be
determined-Criteria for calculating annual rent not to be
higher than ... section (47) of Delhi Municipal
Corporation Act, 1957 defines rateable value to mean the
value of any land or building fixed in accordance with
value of the premises. But the tax was not
levied on the capital value itself; the capital value was
determined on the structural value ... annual
value or rateable value of lands or buildings and this
annual value or rateable value is arrived at by one of three
modes, namely
building is includible for the purpose of arriving at the rateable value of
the building? and
Whether Section 116 (3) of the Delhi Municipal Corporation ... first respondent Municipal
Corporation of Delhi revised the rateable value of the appellant's property
appeals to the Judge, Small
Causes Court, both against the rateable value fixed under
the Taxation Rules as also against the amount of tax
demanded ... amount on any
legal ground, possibly including the challenge
to the rateable value of the property in
respect of the fact that had not been
amended by inserting the name of the appellant and that the rateable value of the house had been fixed at Rs. 430/-. Being aggrieved ... water tax of so many pet centum of their rateable value as the corporation shall deem reasonable for providing a water-supply for Greater Bombay
amended by inserting, the name of the appellant and
that the rateable value of the house had been fixed at Rs.
430/-. Being aggrieved ... water tax of so many per centum of
their rateable value as the corporation shall
deem reasonable for, providing a water-supply
for Greater Bombay
