Supreme Court of India
Shirdi Nagar Panchayat v. Kishor Sharad Borawake and Others
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Issue for consideration: The High Court by order dated 04.07.2019 partly allowed the petition fi led by the respondents/landowners challenging the notifi cation dated 18.08.2004, whereby respondents’/landowners’ land was converted to ‘residential/commercial zone’ from ‘no development/green zone’, subject to appellant’s receiving 10% as ‘amenity space’ and 10% as ‘open space’ of the total land area. Land Use Conversion – Land owners and plot holders contended that the ownership of the ‘open space’ and the ‘amenity space’ vest in the landowners/plot holders and as such, order of the High Court…
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