Supreme Court of India
Jaghbir Singh & Ors. v. P. K. Trwathi, Chief Secy., Govt. of Nct of Delhi & Ors.
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Contempt of Court: c Contempt petition - Industrial units in non-confirming/ residential areas of Delhi, in violation of Master Plan in Delhi - Direction by Supreme Court for closure/shifting of the said units - Publication of said directive requiring all those not covered within the ambit of Master Plan 2021 to refrain from such misuse - Fixation of seal on the said premises - Thereafter, respondent-one of the occupier, sought desealing of his premises on an undertaking that the premises would be put to only authorised use - Premises desealed, however, respondent continued the industrial
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