Supreme Court of India
Commissioner of Municipal Corporation, Shimla v. Prem Lata Sood and Ors.
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The Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act, 1977-Sections ' -2(g), 2(o), 3, JO, 14, 17, 25, 30, 31, 76-State granting permission to , c construct hotel under 1977 Act-Building plan for hotel submitted before local authority for sanction/approval under 1994 Act-Subsequently, State issuing notifications and amending regulations placing restrictions on construction in area in which hotel intended to be developed-Local authority in view of amendments in regulations rejecting application for sanction of building plans-Decision of local authority challenged on the ground that building plan…
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