Supreme Court of India
M/s Vishal Properties Pvt. Ltd. v. State of U.P. and Ors.
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UP. Industrial Development Act, 1976-S. 10(1)-Notice by ''f' Development Authority-Alleging violation of bye-laws, directions, ' c terms and conditions, and user of building in violation of rules-Change of user sought-Denied by Authority-Writ Petition-Denying allegations and claimingpermissiorz to change of user as was done in case of lessees of other plots-Dismissed-In appeal, held: Act of Authority cannot be said to be discriminatory-Irregularity by the Authority in case of others, does not confer legal right to the claimant ~( for similar benefit-Actions of the Authority are not without
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