Supreme Court of India
J. Sundramma v. State of Karnataka & Anr.
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CONSTITUTION OF IND/ , 1950: Art.142 - Allotment of plot cancelled for deficiency in payment - Stand of allottee that being an illiterate widow, she could not notice the amount that remained to be paid - Held: c It may be that the Development Authority did not have any discretion either to extend the time for payment or to 0 regularize the allotment which had been initially made in favour of husband of appellant - Therefore, decision rendered by Single Judge, as confirmed by Division Bench of High Court cannot be said to be legally erroneous - However, it also cannot be ignored that appellant
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