Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Dev Raj Gupta and Ors.
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Delhi Development Act, 1957: Section 7-Town planning M aster Plan-Land leased by Government-Conversion of user Residential to commercial-Application and enquiry-Difference between-Absence of prescribed form-Relevance of- levy of conver- sion charges-Reckoning of relevant date-Region in which the leased land situated-Declared to be commercial zone-Land user-Whether results in automatic and statutory conversion. The land in this ca~e was leased by the Government to one R in 1931 and a regnlar lease deed was drawn in 1938.…
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