Supreme Court of India
Ansal Properties & Industries (p) Ltd. and Anr. v. Delhi Development Authority and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In the result we find no force in these appeals and we uphold the order of the High Court except with the modification that the D.D.A. is not entitled to charge any interest on the amount of compounding fee.
Judgment, page 15
From the headnote
Delhi Development Act, 1947-Sections 9(2), 41-Legis/ative ob ject-Master plan-Restriction 011 high rise constroction by Central Govern ment-Legality of. De/Iii Development Act, 1947-Sections 41 read with Bye-Laws 6. 7.4, 6.1 of the Building Bye-Laws, 1983 of the Delhi Development Authority-Re qu irem ent unde,.-.Deemed sanction-When arises-Compounding fee-Charging of interest-Whether arises. c The auction of leasehold rights on the plot in question was in favour of the appellants for Rs. 8.13 crores on 19.1.1981. The appellant paid 25% of the auction amount on the fail of the hammer.
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