Supreme Court of India
Delhi Development Authority v. Jitender Pal Bhardwaj
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above, the special leave petition is G dismissed as having no merit.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Urban Development: 1 Housing - Allotment of plot to person already in c possession of a flat - Allotment of plots by Delhi Development Authority under Rohini Scheme - Allotment to allottee cancelled on the ground that on the date of allotment he already owned a flat in Delhi - Stand of allottee that the flat owned by him being less than 65 sq. mtr., he did not violate clause 1 (ii) of the Terms and Conditions of the Rohini Scheme and thus was entitled to the allotment - HELD: Though intention of Development Authorities is to allot plots to houseless, the policy and the scheme has to be given
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