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Cantonments Act, 1924

Topic Serial #	Content	Case Law
	TAXATION IMPOSITION OF TAXATION
60	General power of taxation	Case Law
62	Objections and disposal thereof	Case Law
63	Imposition of tax
64	Definition of Annual Value”
65	Incidence of taxation
66	Assessment List
67	Publication of assessment list
68	Revision of assessment list
69	Authentication of assessment list
70	Evidential value of assessment list
71	Amendment of assessment list	Case Law
72	Preparation of new assessment list
73	Notice of transfers	Case Law
74	Notice of erection of buildings
75	Demolition, etc., of buildings
76	Remission of tax
77	Power to require entry in assessment list of details of buildings
77	77-A Notice to be given of the circumstances in which remission or refund is claimed
78	what building, etc., are to be deemed vacant
79	Notice to be given of every occupation of vacant building or house
80	Tax on buildings and land to be a charge thereon
81	Inspection of imported goods, etc
82	Evasion of octroi or terminal tax
83	Lease of octroi, terminal tax or toll
84	Appeals against assessment	Case Law
85	Costs of appeal
86	Recovery of costs from Board
87	Conditions of right to appeal	Case Law
88	Finality of appellate orders	Case Law
89	Time and manner of payment of taxes
90	Presentation of bill
91	Notice of demand
92	Recovery of tax
93	Distress
94	Disposal of distrained property
95	Recovery from a person about to leave cantonment,
96	Power to institute suit for recovery
97	Power to prohibit or exempt from taxation
98	Power to make special provision for conservancy in certain cases
99	Exemption in the case of buildings
99	99-A General power of exemption
100	100-A Exemption of poor persons
101	Composition
102	Irrecoverable debts
103	Obligation to disclose liability
104	Immaterial error not to affect liability
105	Distraint not to be invalid by reason of immaterial defect
	CHAPTER VI
	CANTONMENT FUND AND PROPERTY
106	Cantonment fund
107	Custody of cantonment fund
108	Property
109	Application of cantonment fund and property
110	Acquisition of cantonment fund and property
111	Power to make rules regarding cantonment fund and property
	CHAPTER VII
	CONTRACTS
112	Contracts by whom to be executed
113	Sanction
114	Execution of contracts	Case Law
115	Contracts improperly executed not to be binding on a Board
	CHAPTER VIII
	DUTIES AND DISCRETIONARY FUNCTIONS OP BOARDS
116	Duties of Board
116	116-A Power to manage property
117	discretionary functions of Board
117	117-A Power of expenditure for educational purposes outside the cantonment
	CHAPTER IX
	PUBLIC SAFETY AND SUPPRESSION OF NUISANCES GENERAL NUISANCES
118	Penalty for causing nuisances
119	Registration and Control of dogs
120	Rule of the Road
121	Use of inflammable materials for building purposes
122	Stacking or collecting inflammable materials
123	Care of naked lights
124	Regulation of cinematographer and dramatic performances
125	Discharging fire work, fire arms. Etc
126	Power to require buildings, wells, etc., to be rendered safe
127	Enclosure of waste land used for improper purposes
	CHAPTER X

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