Supreme Court of India
Siel Foods & Fertilizers Industries v. Union of India & Ors.
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c Delhi Development Authority Act, 1957 - s. 15 - Shifting/relocation of polluting industries from Delhi - Land available as a result of shifting - Direction of Court by various orders to use the land partly by land-owner and a part of it to . be surrendered to Development Authority (DOA) for development of green belt - Land-owners time and again taking plea that the authorities should acquire the land under DOA Act and pay compensation - Court in lieu of monetary compensation giving additional FAR to the /and-owners - Petition for review of the previous orders of the Court taking plea that
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