Supreme Court of India
Lullu Vas (since Deceased) through Lrs v. State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Maharashtra Slum Areas Act, 1971 – Disputed propert y vested in the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MC GM- respondent no.2) – Appellants’ predecessor-in-inter est submitted application to MCGM seeking lease of the said land and paid earnest money – Slum structures pre-existing on the said land – 1971 Act enacted – Said area entitled for redevelop ment – Slum dwellers formed co-operative housing society (responde nt no.4) – Slum rehabilitation of the said area approved by th e Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) by issuing Letter of Intent (LoI) vide order dtd.16.06.1999 – Respondent
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