# and for breach of terms and conditions of licence or any other conditions

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 143/V
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1975-12-03
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 143/V
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/and-for-breach-of-terms-and-conditions-of-licence-or-any-other-conditions-162480
- **Pages:** 1

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c.
The licencee will not sublet his shed to any person in any form or shape
and will not allow any undesirable persons to assemble or create nuisance
at the shed.
d.
The licencee will keep the premises allotted to him neat and clean and take
all necessary precautions to ensure that Government property, etc., is not
damaged due to his negligence.
e.
The licencee shall be responsible for payment of Municipal taxes, if any
levied by the Municipal Board for the occupation of the shed.
f.
The District Judge shall be entitled to terminate the licence for default in
payment of monthly instalments of licence fee and non-payment of dues
and for breach of terms and conditions of licence or any other conditions.
In the event of two defaults in the payment of monthly instalments the
licence shall stand revoked.
g.
The District Judge shall be entitled to terminate the licence by giving one
month‟s notice in writing.
h.
The licencee shall vacate the premises allotted to him and remove his
property from the said premises on the expiry of the period of contract and
on its termination for breach of the licence or any other reason. The cost of
removal shall be borne by the licencee.
i.
In the special circumstances the District Judge reserves the right to
terminate the licence without assigning any reason subject to the approval
of the High Court.
j.
Necessary licence deed may be got executed at an early date and a copy of
the deed may please be sent to the Court for record.
The District Judge may propose to the Court any other term or condition which is
to be imposed. The amount of licence fee may also be suggested, keeping in view the
space to be given, the situation/location, market value, etc.
[9] INCOME FROM COURT COMPOUND
C.L. No. 143/V dated 3rd December, 1975
Information about the annual income from the civil court compound should,
besides the Government, be also sent to the Court and the Accountant General.
C.L. No. 31 dated 5th March, 1976
As half of the income from the court compound is to be spent on its improvement
with a view to facilitate correct accounting and apportionment, the copies of treasury
challans showing deposit of amounts of realization from civil court compounds should be
sent to the Court every month duly verified by the Treasury Officer along with the
statement in the following proforma:-