Supreme Court of India
Joydeep Mukharjee v. State of West Bengal & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950-Articles 226 and 32- Public Interest Litigation (PIL) - Allotment of Governmeqt lands in Salt Lake City, Kolkata - PIL alleging that the allotment made by the Chief Minister from his discretionary quota was aibitrary, illegal and in violation of the Master Plan --Held: Different writ petitions and/or appeal were filed before tfle High Court as well as Supreme Court with regard to allotment of large number of plots in Salt Lake City - Though doubts were raised by the High Court as well as Supreme Court regarding the said allotments, the allotments in favour of the
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