Supreme Court of India
Dinshaw Rusi Mehta & Anr. v. The State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950 - s.36 - PLIH, a charitable trust, constructed a charitable hospital - However, P LIH resolved to transfer Hospital to another Public Trust called BP P - Hospital got closed for various reasons - P llH entered into lease agreement/scheme with-company called KHPL to renovate!ref;uild the hospital into a super_ specialty hospital at their cost - Charity Commissioner accorded approval to PLIH for execution of lease deed in favour of KHPL - One group of trustees of BPP filed writ petition in High Court challenging legality of scheme and approval granted by the
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