Supreme Court of India
Cantonment Board, Meerut & Anr. v. Afzal
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Cantonments Act, 1924: ss. 184 and 185 – Illegal erection or re-erection – Allegation that respondents carried out unauthorized constructions without prior permission within the area of cantonment – Issuance of notices by Cantonment Executive Officer u/ss. 184 and 185 to respondents for stopping the unauthorized constructions raised by them as well as for demolition of constructions so raised – Writ petitions by respondents seeking quashing of the notices as also order passed by the appellate authority – High Court quashed the notices – On appeal, held: Valid and cogent reasons recorded by…
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