Supreme Court of India
D. Swamy v. Karnataka State Pollution Control Board and Ors
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National Green Tribunal Act, 2010: s. 22 – Environmental Impact Assessment Notification 2006 – Ex Post facto Environmental clearance (EC) – Respondent No.3 applied to the respondent no.1- State Pollution Control Board for consent to establish a Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facility – Respondent no.1 accorded consent – Thereafter, in terms of amended Entry 7(da) of the Notification of 2006, the Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facilities were required to obtain EC from the Ministry of Environment and Forests-MOEF – Representation by villagers seeking order banning establishment of Common…
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