Supreme Court of India
Avinash Gaikwad & Ors. v. State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Urban Development: 8 Df?velopment Control Regulations for Greater Mumbai, c 1991-Regulation 33(7) read with Appendix Ill, regulation 35(2)(k) and regulation 38(22)-Reconstruction or redevelopment of property by developer under Urban Renewal Scheme-Area of tenements to be constructed and delivered to previous occupants-Tenements of minimum carpet area 0 of 225 sq.ft. with a balcony in addition, of a minimum area of 22.5 sq.ft (10% tenement area)-Claim of-Held: Not justified-Regulation. 33(7) rlw Appendix ///, No Obejection Certificate issued by State Building Repair and Reconstruction Board,
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