Supreme Court of India
Ayudh Upaskar Nirmani Kalyan Samiti, Kanpur v. Government of India and Ors.
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Educational Institution-Secondary School-Affiliated to CBSE Board-Established by a Society with object to establish Institutions to the wards of officers and employees of Ordinance Equipment factory-School established in Factory premises-No lease granted to the Society-Direction by the Ordinance Factory Board to discontinue the running of the School after the academic Session 2005-2006, to deposit enhanced lease rent with premium and to pay enhanced monthly rent till continuation of the School in the premises-Orders challenged in Writ Petition-Dismissal-On appeal, held: There was non-grant of…
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