Supreme Court of India
Muni Suvrat-swami Jain S.M.P. Sangh v. Arun Nathuram Gaikwad and Ors.
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Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888-SeCTions 351 and 354A Writ Petition alleging unauthori:::ed construction-Notice by Municipal Corporation only for stopping the work and not for showing cause as to demolition-High Court directing demolition of the building-In appeal, held: The determination of the question of demolition of unauthorised structure lies within discretion of Municipal Authority-High Court cannot impede that discretion by issuing mandatory order-Municipal Authority directed to determine the question of demolition-Jurisdiction-Jurisdiction of High Court. The property in
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