Supreme Court of India
Ram Prasad Rai @ Ram Prasad Singh and Ors. v. State of Bihar and Ors.
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Constitution of India, I950; Article 226: Land acquisition proceeding-Challenged by petitioners-appellant- Filing of another writ petition/Public Interest Litigation by other person allegedly mischievously designated to harass appellants-Disposed of by High Court directing the authorities concerned to take appropriate steps for construction of roads etc. on the land so acquired-Challenged by the appellants on the ground that the direction given by High Court for construction of road on the land, the acquisition of which was under challenge and pending before the High Court-Held: High Court is
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