Supreme Court of India
Delhi Development Authority v. Delhi Cloth Mills Ltd. and Ors.
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Delhi Cloth Mills-Scheme for redevelopment of the mills area Supreme Court's direction to the Delhi Development Authority to grant conditional approval to the scheme subject to removal of objections raised by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and the Delhi Develop ment Authority-Objections by DDA-Validity of-Directions given by Supreme Court. 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 develop ment of mills land measuring 63 acres for construction
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