Supreme Court of India
D. N. Jeevaraj v. Chief Secretary, Govt. of Karnataka & Ors.
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In view of the above, we find no good reason to D uphold the order passed by the High Court allowing the writ petition and it is accordingly set aside.
Judgment, page 22
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Lease: Allotment of plot to the appellant no. 1 and also to appellant no. 1 by BOA - Lease-cum-sale agreement c entered by both the appellants with BOA - Application by appellants for amalgamation, rejected - Appellants then sought sanction of construction of ground/stilt floor and two upper floors and started construction which was granted - Writ petition filed by public interest litigant, based on a news report alleging illegal construction by appellants and praying for resumption of plot by authorities- Notices issued by High Court - Meanwhile, appellants applied for modification of
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