Supreme Court of India
Aayush Buildwell Pvt. Ltd. v. Haryana Urban Development Authority & Ors.
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We hold that the right of the appellant has not 8 been crystallised.
Judgment, page 12
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Urban Development: c Allotment of institutional plots - Discrepancies in allotment process.- High Court setting aside the allotments made - Held: Appellant was an unsuccessful party i[l the initial allotment, which was set aside by High Court, but it did not give any right to appellant to claim allotment as a matter of right - Therefore, when no right arises to an applicant in a vitiated/cancelled allotment procedure, a subsequent claim for allotment depends upon factual circumstances of each case - The right of appellant has not been crystallized - Appellant has to comply with the process
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