Supreme Court of India
Nargis Jal Haradhvala v. State of Maharashtra and Others
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Urban Land (Ceiling and Regulation) Act, 1976 - s. 20 - Application under, seeking exemption - Exemption order tentatively specified 30% of the permissible floor space of the exempted land to be sold to Government Nominees - Clarification that the percentage would be prescribed by the Government as per the extent of the land to be exempted - Issuance of corrigendum by the Government that the o appellant-land owner to surrender to the Government nominees 20% of the floor space of the first 2000sq.mt. of the net permissible FSI of the land exempted and 30% of the balance sq.mt. permissible -
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- 2020 Shridhar C. Shetty (deceased) Thr. Lrs. v. The Additional Collector and Competent Authority and Ors.
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