Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation, Jaipur v. Shankarlal
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Constitution of India, 1950-Article 226-Writ filed by Respondent seeking direction to Municipal Corporation to regularise a plot of land- Allowed by High Court-Challenge to-Held: Order of High Court not c sustainable since while passing the direction, the Court did not consider various pleas raised by the Corporation-Municipalities-Regularization of land. Clarificatory order-Scope and extent of-Direction of High Court to Corporation to regularise a plot of land-Respondent aggrieved by certain steps taken by Corporation filed application seeking clarification-High Court while dealing with the
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