Supreme Court of India
Dharmendra Kumar Singh v. The State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors.
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Uttar Pradesh Mining Minerals (Concession) Rules, 1963: Rules 68 and 40(h) – Mining lease – Extension of – Soug ht by the lease-holders – For the obstructed period of lease, due to judicial pronouncements – Held: The proposition tha t interdicts posed by a competent Court should not put a party at a disadvantage, cannot be a blanket proposition – The court has to consider the context in which the interdict was passed, in the present c ase it is to preserve the forest area – The right to extension of lea se either flow from the statutory provisions or from the terms of the lease – The
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