Supreme Court of India
The Estate Officer, Punjab Urban Planning & Development Authority v. Jagtar Singh and Ors.
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Contempt jurisdiction - Respondent no. I challenged the excess rates for allotment of plots - Pursuant to direction of High Court, rates were reduced - Respondent filed writ petition for payment of interest which was disposed of with directions to issue justice demand notice upon the authorities and on service of such notice, authorities to take decision within two months from receipt of certified copy of the order - Authorities did not respond - Respondent-allottee flied contempt petition - Meanwhile, authorities passed order dated 20'h January, 2006 declining grant of interest to the
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