Supreme Court of India
B.S. Khurana and Ors. v. Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Ors.
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Municipalities: Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957: Section 200. Municipal property-Municipal, Quarters-Transfer-Power of- -Municipal Corporation passed resolutions to transfer municipal quarters to its employeesla/lottees-Municipal Commissioner objected to such transfer Validity of-Held: Power to transfer municipal quarters vests in the Commissioner-Hence, there is no legal right to claim ownership on the c basis of such resolutions. Municipal property-Transfer-By Municipal Commissioner Conditions to be fulfilled-Held: Commissioner can transfer immovable property the value of which
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