Supreme Court of India
Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board & Anr. v. Mis. Prakash Dal Mill & Ors.
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Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board Regulations, 1969 - Allotment of industrial sites by appellant- 1 nd ustri a I Area Development Board - Application by respondents - Execution of lease-cum-sale agreement in favour of respondent - Fixation of final price by the Industrial Board - Thereafter, enhanced demand raised for payment of final allotment price - Writ petition by the respondents challenging the enhanced price dismissed - However, in writ appeal, the Division Bench of the High Court quashed the enhanced demands as proposed by the appellant - On appeal, held: Division Bench of
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