Supreme Court of India
Chairman, Ludhiana Improvement Trust v. Kanwaljit Singh and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
For the reasons stated above, the findings recorded by the High Comt which are reproduced in paragraph 7 are set aside and appeal is allowed to that extent.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
land Acquisition: Ludhiana Improvement Trust land Disposal Rules, 1964-Rules 5(ii) and 6-land acquired from joint holders by Trust-Joint holders claiming that each of them entitled to allotment of plot in lieu of land acquired Representation-local Government seeking information-Chairman of Trust by letter replying that each holder entitled to plots-Writ petition seeking allotment of separate plots-Division Bench of High Court directing Trust to decide representation and allot plot if entitled subject to the availability of plots-Inaction on the part of Chairman-Contempt petition against
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