Supreme Court of India
M.c.mehta v. Union of India and Ors. Re:airports Authority of India Ltd.
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Environmental Law: Environment (Protection) Act, 1986: Environmental Protection-Pollution control-Hot Mix Plants-Setting up of-For resurfacing of airport runways-At JG! Airport-Held: c Environmental problem has to be balanced with the necessity of running an International Airport in the Capital of India-In view of transportation and security problems and the importance of Hot Mix procedure for strengthening of airport runways and the fact that the Supreme Court had already given permission to CPWD to set up hot mix plants for 3 months for repairing roads in Delhi, Airport Authority has to be
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