Supreme Court of India
Saligram Khirwal v. Union of India
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Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act, I957: Ss. I I (2) and (3)-Applications for mining /ease-Death of one of the applicants after lease was granted in favour of another-Claim of legal heirs-The unsuccessful applicant filing writ petition before High Court after her revision against grant of lease in favour of another person was dismissed by Government-Death of applicant during pendency of writ petition-High Court substituting legal heirs allowing writ petition and directing the Government to consider application afresh-Held, the deceased applicant in her writ petition was
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