Supreme Court of India
D.D.A. v. D.C.M. Ltd. & Ors.
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By an order dated 13.3.1990 the Supreme Court directed the Delhi Development Authority ( . . .) to grant conditional approval to the respondent-Company’s ( . .M.) scheme pertaining to the development of mills land measuring 63 acres for construction of flatted factories and residential complex subject to removal of objections raised by Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Delhi Development Authority. The matter could not be finalised by the parties since the DDA took certain objections to the scheme:(a) that the Delhi Cloth Mills should file a modified plan so as to conform to the Master Plan…
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