Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana & Others v. Praduman Singh (d) by Lrs
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DISPLACED PERSONS (COMPENSATION AND REHABLITATION) ACT, 1954: s.20(1) (c) - Allotment of land to persons displaced as a result of partition of the country - Letter dated 21.6.1996 by State Government putting a stop to such allotments - Writ petition before High Court challenging the letter and for a 0 direction for allotment of land in lieu of that left in Pakistan - Direction by the High Court to allot 20 acres of land and deliver possession thereof to writ petitioner- Held: High Court could not have ordered for allotment of land without even directing an inquiry into the claim - Besides,
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