Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab & Ors. v. G.S. Randhawa
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For the reasons recorded in Civil Appeal No. 5292 of 2004 (Smt.
Judgment, page 2
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Punjab Urban Estate (Sale of Sites) Rules, 1965: Allotment of plot - Liability of allottee to pay additional price - HELD: In view of the decision of the Court in Smt. · Fuljit Kaur* the judgment of the High Court is set aside - The demand notice is upheld -The appellants are entitled to make recovery in accordance with law. *Smt. Fuljit Kaur vs. state of Punjab & Ors. (201 O] 7 SCR 317, relied on. Case Law Reference: (2010] 7 SCR 317 relied on para 2 CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION : Civil Appeal No. 3392 of 2007. From the Judgment and Order dated 6.12.2006 of the High Court of Punjab and
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