Supreme Court of India
Mahatma Gandhi Mission v. City and Industrial Development Corporation Ltd. and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950-Artic/es 136 and 226-State Authority allotting land to Charitable Trust for setting up of a College, Charitable Hospital, Club and Stadium-Trust wanted to utilise part of allotted land for construction of staff quarters---Cancellation of allotment of the part of land by Authority on ground that possession was not given to the trust for the purpose of staff quarters-Writ Petition by trust dismissed by High Court---Correctness of-Held, on facts, trust failed to produce any documentary evidence to prove lawful possession of land given by Authority for purpose of…
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