Supreme Court of India
V.N. Bharat v. D.D.A. and Anr.
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Evidence Act, 1872: s.114(f) - Presumption as to ser vice - Demand letter allegedly issued by DOA - Receipt of, denied by the allottee - Held: Presumption under s.114(f) is c rebuttable presumption - On denial of receipt, al/ottee dis charged his onus - Onus shifted to DOA to prove service, which it failed to discharge. Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969: Unfair trade practice - Allotment of flat - Cancellation of, on :._ account of non-compliance of demand letter - Restoration of ., allotment demanding fresh allotment charges - Challenge against - Held: ODA failed to
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