Supreme Court of India
M. Naga Venkata Lakshmi v. Visakhapa Tnam Municipal Corpn. and Anr.
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Transfer of Property Act: 1,_ c Right of property-Sale-purchase of land/plot-Application for sanction of building plan dismissed by Municipal Corporation on ground that the plot fell on the reserved open space in the approved layout-Challenge to-Dismissed by Single Judge of High Court-Writ appeal dismissed by Division Bench of the High Court-On appeal, Held: Authority did not disclose to vendee about the fact of earmarking of the plot in question for the purpose of providing an open space to other land-owners-Prima facie, there is no provision in terms whereof ~ the vendee could be deprived…
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