Supreme Court of India
Gunasekaran v. The Divisional Engineer National Highways & Ors.
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Control of National Highways (Land and Traffic) Act, 2002 – s.26 – Tamil Nadu State Highway Act, 2001 – s.28(2)(iii) – National Highway Act, 1956 – s.5 – Show cause notices issued to the appellants alleging that they have encroached upon the property comprising in the ‘National Highway’ – Appellants filed writ petitions before the High Court contending that the notices w ere issued u/s. 28(2)(iii) of the State Act 2001 and the authorities did not had jurisdiction under the said Act – High Court did not find any err or in the show cause notices and the writ petitions we re dismissed – Before
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