Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Shri Hanuman Industries & Anr.
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Administrative law: Promissory estoppe/ - Scheme to provide financial assistance to newly set up industries - Respondents applied under the Scheme - Refusal of appellants to sanction financial assistance to the respondents under the Scheme - Another set of applicants with similar grievance instituted writ petitions in which High Court directed 0 Implementing Authorities to process the applications of applicants for grant of incentives - Supreme Court upheld the said order - Respondents filed writ petitions on the same ground which was rejected by Single Judge of the High Court on the ground
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