Supreme Court of India
M/s Vivek Exports v. State of Karnataka & Ors.
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LEASE - Renewal of, validity - Held: If original lease is held invalid, its renewal is also invalid - In the instant case, writ petition was filed challenging the renewal of quarry lease in favour of appellant after nine years of its grant - In a case where lease has been quashed by the Court for whatever reason, granting renewal of such a quashed lease was impermissible and may amount to a fraud on the power of renewal exercised by the State Government - Delay in this case had not worked to the disadvantage of appellant as he had worked the lease for nearly 10 years - Such being the
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