Supreme Court of India
The Vice Chancellor, Ranchi University & Ors. v. Jharkhand State Housing Board & Ors.
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Eviction – Eviction of unauthorised occupants – Respondent- State Housing Board allotted flats to the appellant -University for the residence of the University’s employees – In terms of allotment agreement, University was required to pay 10% of th e total consideration fixed and balance in 180 installments – University got possession of the flats and they allotted few flats t o its employees – However, University defaulted in payment of insta llments and consequent to which Board raised demand of defaulte d sum – University failed to make the payment and consequently, the Board cancelled the
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