Supreme Court of India
H.S.L.D.C. v. Pran Sukh & Ors.
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Supreme Court Rules,· 1966: Or XVIII r. 5; Or.X rr. 3 and 4 - Curative petition-Acquisition of land for benefit of HSI/DC -Applicants are beneficiaries of the acquisition of land who c entered into agreement with HSI/DC which allots plots to its. members for valuable consideration - Compensation enhanced by High Court based on sale deed executed by two private companies - Supreme Court upheld the same - Applicant filed curative petition on the ground that these sale deeds were not genuine and therefore were wrongly relied upon - Curative petition found not maintainable by Registry - Meanwhile
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