Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation, Ludhiana and Anr. v. Balinder Bachan Singh (d) by Lrs. and Ors.
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Municipalities: Punjab Municipal Act, 1911-Section 192-Town Planning Scheme Land belonging to 'R' included therein-8uit land admeasuring 3.16 kanals left in the scheme as open space to develop park-Scheme attained finality- Respondents, the sons of 'R ', claiming to be owners-in possession filed suit for injunction restraining the appellant-corporation from taking forcible possession of the suit land-Held, the suit is iiable to be dismissed Documentary evidence proved that the suit land was left in the scheme for use by residents of the /ocality-lt cannot be said that the suit land did not…
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