Supreme Court of India
The Government of Andhra Pradesh & Ors. v. Grace Sathyavathy Shashikant & Ors.
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Urban Land (Ceiling and Regulation) Act, 1976 – The urban land ceiling proceedings handed certain land to the newspaper publication – The said proceedings were challenged – Single Jud ge of the High Court ordered a survey and held that if after survey, it is clear that the extent of 8000 sq. mtrs. allotted to the publication was in fact survey no.129/45/ , the order of allotm ent would be set aside – Supreme Court upheld the order of the S ingle Judge and ordered demarcation of survey no. 129/45/ – In itial survey carried out stated no such land in the said survey number existed – Pursuant
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