Supreme Court of India
Indian Charge Chrome Ltd. v. Jagdish Rai Puri & Other
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onstftution of India, 1950: c Article 226 - Writjurisdiction - Exercise of - High Court in writ petition directing State Government to accord permission to grantee of land to execute sale deed in favour of plaintiff-decree-holder in a suit for specific performance of contract of sale - HELD: High Court in writ petition should not have directed the State Government to grant necessary permission for transfer of land' in favour of plaintiff and should not have directed defendant to have executed deed of transfer in favour of plaintiff - Judgment of the High Court set aside - Matter remitted to
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