Supreme Court of India
M.c.mehta v. Union of India & Ors.
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Urban Development: c Misuse of residential premises for commercial purposes in Delhi - In violation of various laws including municipal laws, Master Plan etc. and environmental laws - Supreme Court constituted Monitoring Committee directing them to seal the residential premises which. were being used for commercial purposes - Some of those who were misusing the premises were given time to make alternative arrangement - To get over the orders passed by Supreme Court, Delhi Development Authority (DDA) modified the master plan of Delhi as regards the chapter on mixed land-use - ~ Thereafter,
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