Supreme Court of India
Satish Sabharwal & Ors. Etc. v. State of Maharashtra Etc.
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Maharashtra Land Revenue Code, 1966; ss.44 & 257-Govern ment-Whether has power to revise suo motu order passed by Collector-Cancellation of permission to use land for non-agricultural purposes-State to pay compensation for cost incurred on project set up on the land. · ·· ." The petitioner-appellant carrying on the business or exporting frozen meat or bofl"aloes, sheep and goat, sought to esbblish an abat toir, meat processing plant and a cold storage in a riots prone area near Bombay •. The site was situated on the bank or a river whose water is used for purposes of drinking and washing,
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