Supreme Court of India
Delhi Development Authority v. Mrs. Vijaya C. Gurshaney and Anr.
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Succession Act, 1925-Letter of Administration--Grant of by testamentary Court-Scope of-Held: Grant of letter of administration does not confer title to the property but merely enables administration of estate of the deceased Further the Testamentary Court is only concerned with the question whether the testator executed testamentary instrument of his free Will. Delhi Development Act, 1975-Allottee of the plot transferring leasehold rights in favour of non-blood relative-Grant of Letter of Administration to transferee-DDA demanding 50% unearned increase in value of proper'ty in terms of lease…
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