Supreme Court of India
Mount Carmel School Society v. D.D.A.
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Urban Development-Allotment of land-Application filed by " .. Appellant society before Delhi Development Authority (DDA) for c allotment of four acres of land for running a Senior Secondary school -Policy decision taken by DDA to allot only two acres of land-Writ petition against the policy decision-Dismissed by Single Judge- Justification-Held, justified-After the policy decision in case of Appellant, DDA not shown to have allotted four acres of/and to any other similarly situated institution-Plea of discrimination raised in the writ petition absolutely vague-Constitution of India, 1950-
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