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Issues: Whether ad-interim protection should be granted pending consideration of the challenge to the revised licence fees and the validity of section 386(2) of the Gujarat Provincial Municipal Corporations Act, 1949.
Analysis: The petitions challenged the revised licence fee resolution and raised constitutional objections based on Article 243X of the Constitution of India and the alleged absence of limits and safeguards in section 386(2) of the Gujarat Provincial Municipal Corporations Act, 1949. Pending notice, the Court granted interim protection in the form sought in the petitions, while requiring continued payment of the earlier applicable licence fees without prejudice to the parties' rights and contentions.
Conclusion: Ad-interim relief was granted in favour of the petitioners and notice was issued.
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