Supreme Court of India
Patri Vyapar Mandal Delhi (regd) v. M.C.D. Town Hall & Ors.
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In view of the aforesaid position we are required mainly to deal with the contentions raised by Mr.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
HAWKER MATTERS: NATIONAL POLICY ON URBAN STREET VENDORS (NPSV), 2004: Schemes framed by MCD and NDMC for running business by squatters/hawkers in Delhi - Ward Vending Committees and Zonal Vending Committees and Appellate Committee constituted under NPSV - Interim applications for directions - Held: As regards reduction of width of footpath from 5 ft., no direction could be passed by the Court - Zonal Vending Committees would undertake the exercise and would submit their report to the Court within three months - In view of Court's order dated 6.2.2007, banning transfer of tehbajaril vending
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