Supreme Court of India

Nitin Rashmikant Kant Aw Ala v. Union of India and Ors.

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Bench S.C. Agrawal Ands. Saghir Ahmad J.
Decided 31 January 1997

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Indian Post Office Act, 1898 : S.21(3)--Delivery of Postal Articles Order, 1996-Delivery of a postal article in a mail box kept in the building in which the residence or office of the addressee is located-To be treated as delivery at the house or office of the addressee-l'ower to grant exemption-Application-Inspection of the premises-Directions issued-Municipal Corporation of Greater Bombay to ensure that no plan for a building is approved unless it contains provisions for space for mail boxes-No plan to be sanctioned which does not contain such pmvision:-Also to ensure that 110 occupancy and…

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