Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana and Anr. v. Aravali Khanij Udyog and Anr.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above factual information, as rightly pointed out by learned senior counsel for the appellants and in view of the third patty rights having been created, no relief could be granted in favour of the respondent-herein at this juncture. (9) In the same affidavit, the officer has stated that the mineral + STATEv.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Mines and Minerals: Metalliferrous Mines Regulation, 1961-Regulation 106-Mining lease granted in favour of Respondent--Respondent submitted representation seeking extension of the lease-Representation rejected by State Government-By that time lease granted in favour of Respondent had expired-High Court set aside order passed by State Government and directed Respondent to be put into possession of the lease-Direction of High Court granting relief in favour of Respondent-Held: Cannot be implemented at this juncture in view of the subsequent developments- viz. a) creation of third party rights
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