Supreme Court of India
Calcutta Municipal Corporation & Anr. v. Sri Anil Ratan Banerjee and Ors.
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Calcutta Municipal Corporation Act, 1951-Bengal Municipal Act, 1932-Construction-Multi-storeyed Building-No commencement within two years after sanction of plan-Construction after two years-Held, fresh permission to be obtained Bengal Municipal Act, 1932-Sections 379, 325-Deemed sanction Held, not applicable when the sanction sought for is prohibited under law. c The Respondents entered into an Agreement with an owner of a site. The Vendor at the instance of the Respondent had sought permission for construction of eight storeyed building, which was sanctioned on 27.4.1985. The permission
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