Supreme Court of India
Trustees for the Improvement of Calcutta v. Chandra Sekhar Mallick & Ors.
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Calcutta llnprovement Act, 1911-Sec. 78A to 78G-Whether unconstitu- r tional-If suffers from the vice of excessive delegation-RuJes 11 to 21, if 1' ultra vires the ct. The respondents were the owners of buildings situated in a street known as Fire Lane in the city of Calcutta. The Board of Trustees for the Jmprovement of Calcutta in exercise of the power conferred under s. 39(c) passed the neces sary resolution and proceeeded to frame a street scheme for the area which included Fire Lane as also the buildings belonging to the respondent'i. The notice containing the requisite particulars was
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