Supreme Court of India
T.R. Boopalan & Ors v. Tamil Nadu Housing Board and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 - s.4 - Acquisition proceed- ings - Quashing of s. 4 Notification by High Court - Effect of - ( c Appellants-land owners discovered later that in writ petition area of land owned by them was wrongly mentioned - Appli- J- cation for amendment, dismissed - Appellants seeking 'No Objection Certificate' for construction on portion owned by them I ~ - Authorities refusing to grant on ground that appellants en- ' I- titled to relief only to the extent of land indicated in High Court's order- Held: Not justified-Authorities wrongly confined 'NOC' ·~ to the area of land
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