Supreme Court of India
National Building Construction Corporation Ltd and Ors. v. Khosmendir Singh Gahunia and Ors.
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Urban development - Re-development of colony - Plea of respondent-writ petitioners that appellant-Corporation, the nominated executing agency for re-development, progressively encroached the public road thereby denying access to the general public - Assurance of appellant-Corporation by way of affidavit and undertaking that closure of the road is not of a permanent nature but is of temporary character to facilitate the completion of work and that it would restore the road in accordance with the terms of the approved layout plan - Held: temporary closure of ingress and egress was necessitated…
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