Supreme Court of India
Dharam Chand v. Chairman, New Delhi Municipal Council and Others
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c Tehbazari Rights - Relocation of Kiosk of a squatter - From the existing site (outside Supreme Court) - On account of safety and security of Supreme Court- Propriety of- Held: Though the squatter has a right to earn his livelihood - But in view of serious issue of safety and security, court cannot direct the administration to allow continuance of such a kiosk - The purpose involving general interest of community as opposed to the individual interest has to be balanced - The order refusing to permit the squatter to run his business in the Kiosk is justified- Constitution of India, 1950-Art.
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