Supreme Court of India

M.P. Mathur and Ors. v. D.T.C. and Ors.

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Reported as [2006] SUPP. 9 S.C.R. 519
Bench Arijit Pasaya I and S.H. Kapadia JJ.
Decided 24 November 2006

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What the Court ordered

We are of the view that OTC which is a public sector D undertaking had to act in public interest in the sense that had to keep the transport service running for which they had to accommodate in-service industrial workers which they could not have done if it had to sell the existing service quarters to the retirees.

Judgment, page 15

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Doctrine of promissory estoppel-Tenements constructed by Government under Scheme for Industrial Workers and Economically Weaker Sections of the Community-Scheme amended allowing transfer of allotted houses on ownership basis to occupants-Government corporation passing resolution for transfer of allotted houses on ownership basis to occupants-Occupants already retired from service-Corporation having only 480 tenements to accommodate 254 industrial workers-Resolution not communicated to occupants-Sale consideration not fIXed-Occupants never called upon to make any payment-Corporation

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