Supreme Court of India
Chanda C. Kadam & Ors. v. Additional Collector & Competent Authority
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Urban Development - Creation of partnership (Developers) Firm - As per the terms of Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) one of the partners (predecessor of the petitioners) was required to give 42,669.40 sq. mtrs. of land to the firm, for development - Out of the total land, 20903 sq. mfr. Of land given to him on perpetual lease with Floor Space Index (FSI) measuring 37865 sq. ft. which he was entitled to retain - Competent authority granted 'No objection Certificate' and 'Occupation Certificate' in respect of the entire land given on perpetual lease - Objection of petitioners to the grant of
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