Supreme Court of India
C. Buchivenkata Rao v. Union of India & Ors.
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The application of one for a mining lease was rejected on the ground that another applicant V had a prior claim. ’s writ application was dismissed by the High Court and while his appeal in this Court was pending he died and his sons were allowed to be impleaded as legal representatives subject to any -objection that may be taken to their right to continue the appeal. On the question whether Vs application was defective because it was not in accordance with r. 27 of the Mineral Concession Rules and because of want of a map and ’some details regarding area, and therefore, whether ’s. appli…
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