Supreme Court of India
Baljit Singh v. Improvement Trust Ludhiana & Anr.
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t URBAN DEVELOPMENT: _.... Allotment of plot - Under 'focally displaced person' c Scheme - Change to plot in question effected in lieu of original allotment - Allottee transferring the plot with permission of Trust - Transferee denied possession on the ground that original allottee did not fulfil the condition of 'locally displaced person' and subsequent change was effected by an ~- _ officer not competent to do so - HELD: Trust was right in holding that transferee did not acquire any right independent of the transferor - However, since transfer was effected with approval of the Trust before
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