Supreme Court of India
Kanpur Development Authority v. Smt. Sheela Devi and Ors. Etc
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We are of the view that each case is to be decided in the facts and circumstances of the case in·the light of the scheme published/framed and the terms and conditions mentioned in the Brochure and/or in the pre- C scribed form of application in the matter of escalation/determination of cost of house/flat.
Judgment, page 20
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Development Authority-Housing Scheme floated in 19 78-Tentative cost of MIG Flat fixed at Rs. 48, 000-Applications received for such scheme less than total number of flats to be constructed under the scheme- Brochure containing a clause that the price was not to be escalated in excess of 10% of the tentative cost-Construction of flats under the Scheme was completed in 1980-However, flats not allotted to eligible applicants who applied for the scheme-No fault was attributed to the applicants In 1994 the price of the Flat was increased from Rs. 48,000 to Rs. 2,08,000-Challenge to High Court
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