Supreme Court of India
Delhi Development Authority v. Ram Prakash
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Deeds and Documents - Leasehold properly - Demand of misuser charges from lessee - Legality of - Respondent purchased leasehold properly in an open auction conducted by Delhi Development Authority (ODA) and entered into a /ease deed with it in respect of such property - From 1983 onwards, the Petitioner-ODA sent a series of show-cause notices to respondent alleging that he was misusing the property for office purposes and that he had also raised unauthorized construction on the terrace of the property in direct violation of the terms and conditions of the lease deed - Respondent denied the
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