Supreme Court of India
City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra and Anr. v. Ekta Mahila Mandal and Anr.
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Town Planning-Encroachment on plot of CJDCO-By a charitable Trust-Regularisation thereof sought-For running primary school-Denied- c On the ground that the land was reserved as green belt-High Court directing regularization in view of the fact that Primary education was a fundamental right-On appeal, held: Merely because Article 21 of the Constitution has treated primary education as a fundamental right, that does not confer right to seek regularization of encroachment on the ground of running a primary school thereon-Plot was reserved for green belt-There is no policy for regularization of…
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