Supreme Court of India
N.D.M.C. v. Statesman Ltd.
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Punjab Municipal Act, 1911: Sections 193(3), Building Bye-Laws for Union Territory of Delhi, 1983: Bye-Laws 2.27, 16.4.8 and 16.4.8.1-Fire Safety Measures-"Refuge Areas"-Requirement of Bye-Laws-Not inflexible-The words "in any other manner"-Do not envisage a totally different idea of the location of "Refuge Areas" Suggest some feasible alternative to the technical design of the construc tion of the "Refuge Area"-Purpose of Refuge Area explained. Reduction in the extent of "Refuge-Area"-Permissibility of Building plan-Fire Safety Measures-Clearance given hy Chief Fire Officer-Whether
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