Supreme Court of India
Greater Kailash Part-ii Welfare Association and Ors. v. Dlf Universal Ltd. and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: .,. .. Article 226-Writ jurisdiction-Existing cinema hall renovated as _,..._ c cinema hall-cum-commerical complex after obtaining all requisite approval and clearances from municipal authorities and after approval of sanction plan-Welfare Association of residents of colony situated near cinema plot filing writ petition seeking quashing of the building plans on the ground of apprehension of traffic. congestion and inconvenience and hardship to residents on account of renovated complex-Interference-Held, sanction granted strictly in accordance with Rules and
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