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In the result, while Civil Appeals Nos. 4543-45 of 1992 filed by the State are dismissed as withdrawn, Civil Appeals Nos. 4546-48 of 1992 filed by DLF ar allowed.
Judgment, page 17
From the headnote
JUDGMENT: [With Civil appeals Nos. 4546-45/92 and I. Nos 1-42 in S.L.P.( ) No. 10914- 55 of 1991] J U M N T S. . AGRAWAL, J. Civil Appeals Nos.4546-48/92 and Civil Appeals No. 4543- 45/1992 These appeals arise out of three writ petitions filed by way of public interest litigation in the Karnataka High Court to challenge the order dated June 29, 1991 passed by the Government of Karnataka approving the scheme framed by M/s .L. .…
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