Supreme Court of India
Haryana State Industrial Dev. Corpn. v. Shakuntla & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above, therefore, the burden should have been placed on the Municipal Corporation or the State Government and not on the individuals.
Judgment, page 15
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Land Acquisition - Release from acquisition - High Powered Committee recommending release of certain land while denying release in respect of other land on same c parameters - Writ Petition - High Court holding the recommendation discriminatory - Directing release of land of writ petitioner on the conditions that land-owner maintains the green belt and pays development charges to Industrial 'to! ~ Development Corporation - On appeal, held: The act of High Powered Committee in denying release of one land and allowing that of the other was discriminatory- Implementation of development plan is
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