Supreme Court of India
H U D A v. Anil Sabharwal
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JUDGMENT: [ With I. .Nos.4 & 5/97 in . .No. 8637/97 arising out of SLP ( ) No. 11238/97 ] J U M N T Verma, CJI Leave granted limited to the question indicated in our order dated 7.7.9 The grievance of the appellants is that our order dated 7.5.97 in Sanjay Jain Vs. Anil Sabharwal & Ors. [ (SLP( ) .../97 ( CC.4325/97 ] has been misconstrued to mean that the legality of allotment of plots made under the discretionary quota even prior to 31.10.89 has been directed by that order to be reopened and examined.
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