Supreme Court of India
Delhi Development Authority, N.D. & Anr. v. Joint Action Committee, Allottee of Sfs Flats & Ors.
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Delhi Development Act, 1957-ss. 2 (13), 5A and 52-Allotment of flats under Self Financing Scheme (SFS)-By Delhi Development c Authority-Default in payment of instalments-Condoned by Authority in terms of original contract-Subsequent policy decision by delegatee of the Authority, imposing 20% surcharge on the flats of South Delhi and recovery of current price on condonation of the default-Policy made effective with retrospective effect-Validity of f restoration policy -Held: The policy is ultra vires-Imposition of t surcharge was in effect a compulsory exaction-The delegatee having no power to
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