Supreme Court of India
Ranchi Regional Development Authority v. Sushil Kumar Mahto and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950-Artic/e 226-Public interest litigation, alleging illegal sanctioning of construction of multi-storeyed buildings- Petitioners coming with unclean hands-However, directions to the Authority by High Court to reconsider the sanction accorded by Corporation Challenge lo Held: Inference was drawn about laxity of Authorities without adequate material, thus directions issued against them is lo be deleted However, any officer found negligent would be proceeded against-Regional Development Authority Act-Building Byelaws, 1981.
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