policy of the Corporation unless all the dues are cleared and unearned increment is paid the Corporation is not in a position to release ... demand of the Corporation of all dues of the predecessor and unearned increment as a condition for recognising the petitioner as a lease holder
this is
so, but Article 14 prohibits the expropriation of the
unearned increment of one owner while leaving his
neighbour untouched. The neighbour could sell ... land and reap the unearned increment. If the object of
the legislation is to tax unearned increment it should be
done throughout the State
rent, it is not permissible under the Act to consider any unearned increment and/or rise in value of the lands after 1941. This being ... that the landlord is not entitled to return on the unearned increment in the value of his property. He cannot, therefore, claim an economic return
afore-stated agreement, the government will
be entitled to half the unearned increment in the event of sale or transfer of
the plot. The said ... below:-
"That the government will be entitled to half the unearned increment in
the event of sale or transfer whether outright
Under the afore-stated agreement,
50% of the unearned increment in the event of sale or transfer of property is
payable to the government ... below :
"That the government will be entitled to half the unearned increment in the
event of sale or transfer whether outright
lease deed the plaintiff is
liable to pay 50% unearned increment and enhanced ground rent to the
Government. It is also stated that ... Lessor aforesaid and the Lessor
will not share any unearned increment in the value of
the land (being the difference in the premium paid
neighbour
untouched. This neighbour could sell his land reap the
unearned increment.. If the object of the legislation is to
tax unearned increment it should ... instance there is nothing to bar the State
from taxing unearned increment if the object is to deny
owners the full benefit of increase
neighbour untouched. This neighbour could sell his land reap the unearned increment. If the object of the legislation is to tax unearned increment it should ... instance there is nothing to bar the State from taxing unearned increment if the object is to deny owners the full benefit of increase
justified in recouping itself by such levy in
respect of the unearned increment in the value of the land,
and, if the landholder pays ... justified in recouping itself by such levy in respect of
unearned increment in the value of the land of which the
land-holder gets
this is so. but Article 14 prohibits the expropriation of the unearned increment of one owner while leaving his neighbour untouched. This neighbour could sell ... land and reap the unearned increment. If the object of the legislation is to tax unearned increment, it should be done throughout the State
