Supreme Court of India
Allahabad Ladies Club v. Jitendra Nath Singh and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 226-Writ Petition-Scope and ambit of-PIL making grievance c that illegal leases granted and constructions put up in company park in violation of lmv-High Court cancelled the lease granted to appellants- Justification of-Held: High Court has unnecessarily enlarged the scope of writ petition -Hence, not justified in directing cancellation of lease. The writ petition filed PIL before the High Court making grievance that the park known as the Company Bagh has ceased to be a park and illegal f leases have been put up in violation of the provisions of the Uttar
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