Supreme Court of India
Delhi Development Authority v. Skipper Construction and Anr.
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Judgment, page 28
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Judicial Process-Abuse of process of Court-Auction of Commercial Tower Plot-Highest bidder Skipper Construction Ltd. deposited 25% of bid amount-Defaults in making balance of payment-Calculated attempts made to circumvent orders of Court-Advertisement issued for conftnned booking of commercial flatS-Creation of rights in favour of third parties during pen dency of court proceedings-DDA adopted a passive attitude-Bank's liberality in advancement of loans and bank guarantees to Skipper Construc tion-case of abuse of process of court.
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