Supreme Court of India
Purushotham v. State of Karnataka & Ors
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Bangalore Development Authority Act, 1976 - ss.2(bb)(vi) and 38A - Allotment of a particular site by the Development Authority for the use of petrol retail outlet - Allotment challenged - High Court set aside the allotment 011 the ground that the site was not allotted for the purpose for which it was earmarked viz. for a 'Bank' and hence was in violation of s. 38A - On appeal, Supreme Court by judgment dated 29. 11. 2013 upheld the order of High Court- In review petition it was brought to the notice of the Court that the site was not earmarked for a 'Bank' but for 'civil amenities', the Court
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