Supreme Court of India
Rajhan Narendra Rout and Others v. The State of Maharashtra, through Secretary, Urban Development Department and Others
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Maharashtra Regional Town Planning Act, 1966: s.126 – Acquisition of land reserved under the Development Plan for public purposes – Issuance of Transferable Development Rights Certificate against the area of land acquired or surrendered by the land owners – On facts, appellants-land owners agreed to surrender the subject land to the respondent No.3-Corporation and opted for grant of TDR – Said land was reserved for the purpose of a park in the development plan, however appellant’s case that the subject land was shown as Hill Top/Hill Slope zone in the development plan – Respondent no. 3…
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