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Lunawat Construction Company Rep. by Maniklal Peerchand Lunawat v. Union of India Ministry of Culture Secretary
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In view of the foregoing discussion, both the writ petitions and the transferred case (W.P.(c) No.96/2011, W.P.(c) No.36/2012 and T.C.(c) No.30/2010 are sent to the High Court for their disposal on merits in accordance with law.
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