Supreme Court of India
D.D.A. v. Ambitious Entps.
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JUDGMENT: With CIVIL APPEAL NOS.4322-4331 OF 1997 (SLP( ) No.10058/95, SLP( ) No.10819/95, SLP ( ) No.18870/95, SLP( ), No.9028/95, SLP( ) No.9098/95, SLP( ) No.9031/95, SLP( ) No.9123/95, SLP( ) No.9369/95, SLP( ) No.9370/95 and SLP( ) No.9567/95.) J U M N T .P. Wadhwa, J. Special leave granted. These 11 appeals are directed against the judgment dated July 29, 1994 of the Division Bench of the Delhi High Court passed in appeal against the judgment of the learned single Judge dated May 27, 1994.
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