Rajinikanth pays property tax for entire year for marriage hall in Chennai
Top actor Rajinikanth on Thursday (October 15) paid ₹6.56 lakh property tax, including penalty, for his marriage hall and said an appeal should have been made to the city corporation and the "mistake" of rushing to court could have been avoided.
Top actor Rajinikanth on Thursday (October 15) paid ₹6.56 lakh property tax, including penalty, for his marriage hall and said an appeal should have been made to the city corporation and the “mistake” of rushing to court could have been avoided.
The Greater Chennai Corporation said the actor paid ₹6,56,000 towards property tax for his marriage hall at Kodambakkam.
The ₹6 lakh plus tax for 2020-21 first half year includes “late pay penalty” of ₹9,386, the civic body said, adding that it was paid by way of a cheque.
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“Raghavendra Mandapam property tax… we should have appealed to the corporation. Mistake could have been avoided.
#Experience is a lesson,” the actor said on his Twitter handle in an apparent apologetic tone, a day after the Madras High Court warned of imposing costs.
ராகவேந்திரா மண்டப சொத்து வரி…
நாம் மாநகராட்சியில் மேல்முறையீடு செய்திருக்க வேண்டும்.
தவறைத் தவிர்த்திருக்கலாம்.#அனுபவமே_பாடம்
— Rajinikanth (@rajinikanth) October 15, 2020
The Court on Wednesday dismissed as withdrawn a petition filed by the actor over a property tax demand by the corporation on his marriage hall.
Justice Anitha Sumanth warned of imposing costs on him for approaching the court soon after sending a notice to the civic body for relief under vacancy remission rule citing closure of the marriage hall due to COVID-19 lockdown during the six-month period.
