Supreme Court of India
Okhla Enclave Plot Holders’ Welfare Association v. Union of India and Others
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Urban development: Colonization – Writ petition by allottees association alleging that respondent no.6-Colonizer did not adhere to the terms of the agreement in allotment of plots – Matter referred to arbitration – Arbitrator identified the eligible allottees and sought directions on four questions – First question was that in the light of the fact that the Colonizer is claiming succession only with respect to two licences (out of total seven licences) which portions of the land compositely held by seven licences falls to its share – Second question is who will undertake the development of
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