Supreme Court of India
Chandigarh Administration and Ors. v. Namit Kumar and Ors.
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c Constitution of India, 1950 : Articles 21, 32, 136 and 226. Public Interest Litigation-Environmental pollution-Air and noise pollution-High Court issued following directions: (a) High-Powered Committee's suggestions to be treated as directions by High Court; (b) parking charges; (c) wearing of helmets; (d) parking space; (e) one-way traffic; (/) utilization of transport undertaking vehicles; (g) black film on glasses; (h) demolition of booths; (i) removal of advertisement facing highway, main roads and side roads and (j) provision of signboards-Effect of-On appeal, directions modified by
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