Supreme Court of India
The Administrator Municipal Committee Charkhi Dadri and Anr. v. Ramji Lal Bagla and Ors.
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Punjab Town Improvement Act, 1922. Section 44- -Acquisition of land-Implementing a Scheme-Not ex- ecuted within time specified-No extension granted-Proviso to S.44- a fonn of governmental control over statutory bodies-No outer limit prescribed-Government not liable to restore land to erstwhile owners. Interpretation of Statutes:Punjab Town Improvement Act, 1922. Section 44- -Expression "shal!''-Scheme not executed within time specified-Con- sequences of non-Compliance-Not provide<J:.-Held: directory not man datory. notification under Section 42 of the Punjab Town Improvement Act, 1922 was…
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