Supreme Court of India
Tata Steel Ltd. v. State of Jharkhand & Others
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above conclusion, the other submission of the appellant need not be examined.
Judgment, page 34
From the headnote
Bihar Industrial Areas Development Authority Act, 1974: c State of Bihar (predecessor-in-interest of the respondent State) transferred an interest in land admeasuring 350 acres for a period of 99 years by a document dated 18.3. 1969-To appellant-Company for setting up industry- One of the terms 0 and conditions for transfer [Condition No. 4 (xiv)] stipulated that the land was to be used by the appellant for the specified purpose within a period of one year failing which lease was to be terminated - Appellant utilized only 200 acres of land for setting up industry- Enactment of 1974 Act with
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