Supreme Court of India
Jayesh Dhanesh Goragandhi v. Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai & Ors.
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Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966 - Ch. VII, s.126 - Whether after framing a Town Planning Scheme and the final scheme brought into force, after reserving plots for public purposes, providing compensation under Chapter V of the Act, can the land owner insist that the land be acquired only by following the provisions of Chapter VII of the Act, especially uls. 126 - Held: s. 126 can apply only when the scheme is not sanctioned and the amount of compensation has not been determined by the Arbitrator - Therefore, in cases where town planning scheme is already sanctioned and the
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