Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. and Anr. v. Pramod Kumar Shukla and Anr.
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UP Cinema Regulation Act, 1955 - ss. 7 and 5(3) - c Grant of licence to construct permanent cinema hall to power of attorney holder projecting himself to be the owner - Grant in-aid also sanctioned - Challenge to, on ground of misrepresentation - Grant-in-aid set aside and recovery order passed - Writ petition allowed by High Court- On appeal held: 0 High Court misconstrued the nature of dispute - It could not have decided as regards the fraud practiced in the writ petition - Power to revoke and cancel license is available to the Appropriate Authority u/s 7 - Thus, order of High Court set…
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