Supreme Court of India
Chandro Devi & Etc. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Lease: Grant of lease of shops - For rehabilitation of ex-servicemen - By Army Station Commander - Lease granted for a period of 11 months which was renewable from year to year - Jn the year 2007 po1icy introduced whereby lease was not to be extended/renewed beyond 5 years - Leases of the lease-holders were cancelled - Appellants-lease-holders challenged non-renewal of their leases - Single Judge of High Court dismissed the writ petitions - Letters Patent appeals were also dismissed - Some petitioners filed SLP which were dismissed - Thereafter review petitions were filed by the petitioners
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