Supreme Court of India
N. Nanalal Kiklawala and Anr. v. State of Gujarat and Ors.
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Gujarat Town Planning and Urban Development Act, 1976-Section 7/--(Jujarat Town Planning and Urban Development Rules,1979-Town Planning Scheme-Writ Petition seeking implementation of the Scheme- Application of Nagarpalika for variation of the Scheme, pending before State Government-Direction by Single Judge of High Court to implement the Scheme-In appeal Division Bench of High Court holding that Single Judge . could not have given direction when proposal for variation was pending Subsequently variation of the Scheme rejected by State Government-Rejection of variation challenged in Writ
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