Supreme Court of India
Municipal Commissioner, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and Ors. v. Panna Mahesh Chandra Dave and Anr.
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Municipalities: Demolition of Chawl – By Municipal Corporation – Wr it Petitions by one land-owner and 11 tenants – High Court dir ected allotment of alternative sites to the tenants and d irected consideration of TDR to the land-owner – Appeal to Supreme Cou rt – Held: Municipal Corporation having conceded befor e High Court to grant TDR to the land-owner, should not ha ve come in appeal – In respect of 7 tenants, the Corporation h as agreed to give alternate sites – So far as the remaining 4 te nants are concerned, direction of the High Court is not liable to be inte rfered with – Bombay
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