Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab and Anr. v. Mewa Singh
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URBAN DEVELUPMENT: Scheme for allotment of plots-In lieu of land acquired by the State-·· Claim for allotment by co-sharer--Writ Petition on the question of entitlement of group of co-sharers-- No relief granted for the co-sharer in question Application of co-sharer for allotment agreeing to prevalent rate of land Allotment made-Rate of land questioned in Writ Petition----High Court granting relief directing the rate prevalent in 1985 to be applied--.Qn appeal. held: The co-sharer could not question the rate of land as he was not entitled to the relief given in the earlier proceedings…
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