Supreme Court of India

Pt. Chet Ram Vashist (dead) by Lrs. v. Municipal Corporation of Delhi

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Bench R.M. Sahai and N.P. Singh JJ.
Decided 26 October 1994

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Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957-Section 313-Whether Corporation has power to vest open spaces reserved for parks and schools in a private colony in itself-Lay out plan submitted for approval-Open spaces reserved for public purpose for parks and schools-Approval granted subject to the condition that open spaces should be transferred to Corporation free of cost-Held, condition is illegal and invalid-No such power conferred by the Act.…

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