Supreme Court of India
Jayant Achyut Sathe v. Joseph Bain Dsouza and Ors.
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Practice and procedure-Writ petition challenging legality of provisions-High Court appointed Committees to look into several aspects- Challenged to-Held: High Court did not decide the basic issue as to legality of provisions-It is also not clear whether writ petition was disposed or not and as to how Committee views were to be implemented-Thus, High Court directed to examine the issue-Development Control Regulations, 1991-Regulation 33(7).…
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