Supreme Court of India
Urban Improvement Trust, Bikaner v. Mohan Lal
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Government Litigation: 't·"' c Litigation by State authorities - Need to eliminate unnecessary litigation - Allotment of plot by Urban Improvement Trust - Improvement Trust later illegally laying road on the plot - When allottee claimed the plot and/or compensation before consumer fora, State authorities resisting the claim on frivolous grounds - Held: It is a matter ... of concern that such frivolous and unjust litigation by .,.. governments and statutory authorities are on the increase - Statutory Authorities exist to discharge statutory functions in public interest - They should be
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