Supreme Court of India
Moradabad Development Authority v. Saurabh Jain and Ors.
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Urban Land (Ceiling and Regulation) Act, 1976: s. 34 and proviso-Revision-Reasonable time limit for filing of- c Land declared as surplus-Possession taken-After about 20 years State Government, on a revision petition, holding land not covered under the Act and directing to release it-Meanwhile land developed as residential colony and houses and flats constructed thereon- HELD: For exercising revisional power, Government has to examine >-- why applicant has not availed remedy of filing the appeal-It is also .; necessary to examine whether after a long lapse of time any action is
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