Supreme Court of India
V. Krishnamurthy & Anr. v. State of Tamil Nadu & Ors.
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Land laws: Resumption of allotted land – Respondent-State allotted a land to appellant-Society on certain terms and condition s – After few years, Respondent-State resumed the land in terms of clause 4 of allotment order for public purpose – Writ petitions by appellant- Society on the ground of mala fides – According to the appe llants, since they were the members of the opposition party, the party in power at that time due to political rivalry issued the impugned resumption order – Single Judge of High Court quash ed the resumption order – However, Division Bench of High Court allowed
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