Supreme Court of India
Neeraj Kapoor v. Ranbir Singh Dahiya and Ors.
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Haryana Municipalities Management of Municipal Properties and State Properties Rules, 1976: Lease-Urban land given on lease by Municipal Committee-Lessee constructing shops in two floors and giving the same to two sub-lessees-In order to eliminate middleman, Municipalities under "the 1984 Policy" and "the 1991 Policy" granting direct leases in favour of sub-lessees-After coming into force the 1991 Policy both sub-lessess applied for transfer of lease in their favour-Municipal Committee granted lease to respondent in respect of both floors-Held, both the appellant and the respondent stand in…
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