Supreme Court of India
Rajiv Vohra v. The State of Haryana and Ors.
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Auction – Commer cial pr operty – W illful default by buyer – Appellant was allotted booth in open auction for Rs.7,55,000/- – Appellant paid Rs. 1,88,750/- (25% of the sale consideration) but failed to make payment of the r emaining sale consideration – Thir d respondent (Estate Officer , Har yana Urban Development Authority) passed resumption order and r esumed the booth on account of non- payment of dues – Appeal filed by the appellant – Resumption or der set aside – Pursuant to the appellate or der, the appellant paid Rs.7,00,000/- – Revision filed by the thir d respondent – Resumption
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