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Case Name : Institute of Franciscan Missionaries of Mary Vs Commissioner (Madras High Court)
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Institute of Franciscan Missionaries of Mary Vs Commissioner (Madras High Court)
Merely because the petitioner is having certain out reach programmes which may be charitable in nature or that a section of patients are given free treatment would not automatically render the petitioner a charitable hospital. It would not mean that an exemption from payment of property tax can allowed to the petitioner.
Further, under the Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013 and the provisions of Companies Act, 1956, the companies enjoying the profits were/are required to contribute for public cause as Corporat...
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Does this mean that the activity:
– a private charitable eye hospital set up in a cooperative housing society building (without a name board) by a member
– which collects Rs 200/- registration fee per patient (valid for only a certain time period)
– takes cash amount for eye operations done in the clinic by visiting eye surgeons /doctors and
– also sells frames and vision glasses
is illegal and needs to be reported (and if yes then to whom)?