Supreme Court of India
Indian City Properties Ltd. and Anr. v. The Municipal Commissioner of Greater Bombay and Anr.
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Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888-Sections 3(s) and (sb), 296 and 299-Notice issued by Municipal Commissioner to owner of the premises for acquiring certain land not occupied by the building falling within the regular line of a street under section 299 of the Act-Writ Petition before High Court by the owner challe1Jging the notice-High Court dismissed the Writ Petition holding that the structures proposed to be acquired under the notice are structures external to the building and hence liable for acquisition Correctness of-Held, on facts, the structure proposed to be acquired are
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