Supreme Court of India
Jagmohan Singh v. State of Punjab & Ors.
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Urban Development: Punjab Regional and Town Planning and Development c Authority Act, 1995 - s. 45(3) and ( 4 )- Draw of lots for allotment of plots - Failure to deposit balance amount by successful applicant - Forfeiture of earnest. money - Challenge to - Rejected by forum below as a/so courts below - On appeal, held: In terms of letter of intent, failure to deposit the amount 0 within the stipulated period entails in forfeiture of earnest money - s. 45(3) and (4) requiring compliance of principles of natural iustice not applicable since applicant not a transferee - However, Estate Officer
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