Supreme Court of India
Ashok Kumar Lingala v. State of Karnataka & Ors.
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Mines and minerals - Mining lease - Overlapping of the area covered by the two leases - Appellant granted mining lease in respect of a private land whereas respondent no. 3 granted mining lease in respect of government and forest land alone - Writ petition by the appellant seeking direction to the respondent to refrain from interfering with the mining activities of the appellant which the lease deed authorised him to carry out and writ petition by respondent No.3 challenging the very grant of the mining lease in favour of the appellant - High Court holding that area forming subject matter of
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