Supreme Court of India
Delhi Development Authority v. Gaurav Kukreja
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Urban Development: Conversion of property from c leasehold to freehold - Permissibility - Owner-vendor agreed to sell his suit property and executed a General . Power of Attorney in favour of husband of the vendee - Thereafter, vendor refused to execute the sale deed which led to filing of suit for specific performance by the son and husband of the vendee - Compromise decree passed - Based on compromise decree , respondent-son applied to ODA for conversion of suit property from leasehold to freehold - DOA refused conversion on the ground that respondent did not possess good title - Writ
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