Supreme Court of India
Amrik Singh Lyallpuri v. Union of India and Ors.
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Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957: s.347D - Appeal against order of Appellate Tribunal - Under s. 347D of the DMC Act and s.256 of NDMC Act appeal against orders of Appellate Tribunal shall lie to the Administrator - Under both the Acts, the jurisdiction of the Civil Court has been barred - Constitutionality of s.347D of the DMC Act and s.256 of NDMC Act, challenged - Held: s.347D of the DMC Act and s.256 of NDMC Act are not constitutionally valid - Both the said provisions are, therefore, declared unconstitutional being violative of Article 14 of the Constitution - In view of this, till…
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