Supreme Court of India
Jai Mangla Harijan Kalyan Samiti v. State of Orissa and Ors.
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Ejectment-Encroachment upon public premiseS""-l.!nauthorised tene· ments put up within the compound of hospital-Order of High Court to remove all the encroachments inside the campus-Petitioners contending that taking aid of the orders of High Court, their tenements which aTe stated to be outside the campus are also being remove~Held; Order of High Court is perfectly co"ect as regards ejectment of encroachers having unauthorised huts within the campus of the Hospitaf-lf any action is taken against those who are residing outside the campus they would approach to the High Court which would
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