Supreme Court of India
Padma v. Hiralal Motilal Desarda & Ors.
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Urban Development-Housing-Allotment of land by bulk sale by CIDCO-Petition challenging allotment-Treated as Public Interest Litigation-Irregularities in allotment found and allotment held to be null and void by High Court-In appeal plea of want of necessary pleadings and denial of opportunity of defending by non-petitioners raised-Plea rejected and finding of High Court upheld-However, relief modified. Constitution of India, 1950, Articles 32, 226-Public Interest litigation- Technicalities do not deter the Court in wielding its power to do justice, enforcing the law and balancing the
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