Supreme Court of India
Dlf Universal Ltd. and Anr. v. The Director General (investigation and Registration) and Anr.
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Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 - c s. 13A, 138 - Order of Commission - Not challenged by the appellant - On appeal, held: Interference not called for as the order of Commission attained finality The appellant no.1 is a colonizer. The licences were granted to it for the construction of a colony. In terms of licences granted, the appellant no.1 was required to con- struct in the colony, schools, hospitals, community cen- tres and other community buildings.
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