Supreme Court of India
Hans Raj Banga v. Ram Chander Aggarwal
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Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1954- Sections 14 and 29-Administration of Evacuee Property Act, 1950-Section 2( a)-Construction of market by Government and formed part of compensation pool which was to be transferred on ownership basis to the displaced person Squatterer not being a displaced person, occupying land.before the construction of market and seeking transfer of shop-Order of High Court that the Department could sell shop by auction or by inviting tender and giving opportunity to the occupier of the shop-Tenders invited-Squatterer did not participate-Sale
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