Supreme Court of India
Uddar Gagan Properties Ltd. v. Sant Singh & Ors.
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In view of the above, it is not necessary to refer to all the A decisions cited on behalf of the appellant on the question that the court may not entertain a belated petition or may apply the doctrine of promissory estoppel or approbate and reprobate or insist on strict proof of ma/afidies or to confine the relief to an individual who approaches the court on facts which speak for themselves.
Judgment, page 26
From the headnote
Land Acquisition Act, 1894 - Acquisition of land of original owners-farmers for public purpose - issuance of acquisition notification - Subsequently, builder entered into agreements with some farmers whose land was under acquisition - Release of land in favour of builder - Challenge to - Held: Power of the State to acquire land for a public purpose has been used to facilitate transfer of title of the land of original owners to a private builder to advance the business interest of the said builder, which is npt legally permissible - Acquisition of land is for a private company without
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