Supreme Court of India
Secunderabad Cantonment Board, Andhra Circle,-secunderabad Rep. by Executive Officer v. Mohammed Mohiuddin and Ors.
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Cantonments Act, 1924-Sections 181 (3) & 181 (4)(b)-Scope of Held, under Section 181 (3) before sanctioning a plan the Board is required to refer the application for sanction of plan to the Defence Estate Officer for ascertaining whether there is any objection on the part of the Government to erection or re-erection over the land in question-Under Section 181 (4) (b), that the Competent Authority dealing with the matter has to see whether there is or not any dispute about land between the person applying for sanction of the plan and the Government. Sections 181(3) & 181 (4)(b)-Application
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