Supreme Court of India
New Okhla Industrial Development Authority v. Ravindra Kumar Singhvi (dead) Thr. Lrs
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Suit – Suit for declaration – The wife of respondent was allotted a plot in Sector 15A, Noida on 10.3.1981 – She sworn on affidavit dated 4.3.1983 that neither she nor her spouse owned any other plot in Noida – On 6.10.1981 respondent was allotted residential plot in Sector 30, Noida – The allotment was inter alia subject to term and condition that a person himself owning, or in case of his spouse or dependent children owning a plot within Municipal Corporation of Delhi or New Delhi or Noida complex, will not be eligible for allotment of a plot in Noida – Respondent filed affidavit alongwith…
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