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Section 30: Provision for revision of bill or refund order when it is not correct.

The Maharashtra Tax on Buildings (with larger Residential Premises) (Re-enacted) Act, 1979.State Act of Maharashtra · Act 29 of 1979

(1) If any person claims that the amount of balance payable by him or the amount of refund payable to him under any bill served on him under section 28 or the amount of refund payable to him under section 29 is not correct, he may make an application to the collecting authority in writing stating the correct amount according to his calculation, supported by bills and receipts in respect of the amount paid by him under the repealed Act.

(2) On receipt of any such application, the collecting authority may after holding such inquiry as it deems fit and after giving a reasonable opportunity of being heard to the applicant, either confirm the bill, already served or amend the bill or the refund order and issue a revised bill or refund order, as the case may be.

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ActThe Maharashtra Tax on Buildings (with larger Residential Premises) (Re-enacted) Act, 1979.
Section30
Marginal noteProvision for revision of bill or refund order when it is not correct.
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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