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Section 120: Tax from whom primarily leviable

Rajasthan Municipalities Act, 2009State Rules of Rajasthan · 2009

(1) Every tax imposed on the buildings or lands or both shall be leviable primarily from the actual occupier of the property assessed to such tax, if he is the owner of the building or land or both, or holds them on a building or other lease from the State Government or from the Municipality, or on a building lease from any person.

(2) Subject to the provisions contained in sub-Section (1), the tax shall be primarily leviable as follows namely:

(a) if the property is let, from the lessor;

(b) if the property is sub-let, from the superior lessor;

(c) if the property is not let, from the person in whom the right to let the same vests:

Provided that on failure to recover any sum due on account of such tax from the person primarily liable, such portion of the sum may be recovered from the occupier of any part of the building or land as is payable proportionately in respect of such part:

Provided further that, for any sum paid by, or recovered from, any occupier who is not primarily liable under this Section he shall be entitled to get credit in account with the person primarily liable.

Where this provision sits

ActRajasthan Municipalities Act, 2009
Section120
Marginal noteTax from whom primarily leviable
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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