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M&T Consultants entered into a self‑financing agreement with the Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (HMC) to erect house‑numbering, sign‑boards and direction boards in selected circles as a pilot project. The corporation invited other advertisers through a circular, but the writ petitioner, S.Y. Nawab, …
The Supreme Court considered two appeals challenging High Court orders that dismissed election petitions filed under the Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act, 1955 on the ground of limitation. The petitioners, Shaik Saidulu @ Saida and Gogineni Sujatha, had filed petitions after the prescribed …
The Supreme Court examined several writ petitions challenging the assessment of property tax in Hyderabad and other municipal corporations. The core dispute was whether the Municipal Commissioner’s power to determine the rateable value and annual rental value of properties was limited by the …
The A.P. Bankers and Pawn Brokers Association, engaged in money lending and pawn broking, challenged a municipal notification that required them to pay a licence fee under Section 521(e)(ii) of the Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act, 1955. The High Court had dismissed the petition, holding that the …
The Secunderabad Hyderabad Hotel Owners Association challenged the increase in trade licence fees for lodging houses, hotels and related establishments imposed by the Hyderabad Municipal Corporation under Section 622 of the Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act, 1955, through orders dated 6 April 1981 …
The Hyderabad Municipal Corporation built houses under its Low Income Housing Scheme and allotted them on hire‑purchase, with the agreement stipulating that title would remain with the corporation until full payment and that all municipal taxes would be borne by the allottees. The corporation served …
The Hyderabad Municipal Corporation assessed the land and buildings of the Hyderabad Race Club for general tax under Section 202 of the Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act, 1955. The club claimed exemption, arguing that its use of the premises for horse racing and training constituted a "charitable …
