Supreme Court of India
Prashant Kumar Shari v. Ghaziabad Development Authority
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Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969: Section 36- -Unfair Trade Practice-Plot of land-Allotment of Allottee failed to pay timely instalments in respect of a plot of land-Allottee did not deny his liability to pay balance amount with interest-Development Au thority therefore, demanded amount with penal interest handing over posses sion of plot-Validity of-Held: Development Authority's demandjustified No case of unfair trade practice made out against Development Authority Allottee 's complaint rightly dismissed-Urban Development. Allotment of plot of land-Delay in delivery
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