Supreme Court of India
Poonam Verma and Ors. v. Delhi Development Authority
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l - Urban Development: c Delhi Development Act, 1957-ss. 41 and 56-Direction by Central Government for creation of 'out of turn quota' for allotment of flats--Legality of-Held: Central Government could not issue such directions-It did not have any quota under the Act or the Scheme- s. 41 envisages that Central Government could issue directions having nexus with efficient administration of the Act and not in the matter of allotment of flats-Moreso, Scheme was closed and could not be revived thereafter-Guidelines being advisory in character per se did not confer any legal right-Also doctrine of…
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