Supreme Court of India
A. Venugopal v. Telangana Housing Board & Anr.
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Telangana Housing Board Act, 1956 – Allotment of House – Rental basis – Discrepancy in Name – Appellant’s grandfat her was allotted a house by the then Andhra Pradesh Housing Board in 1968 on rental basis – After his death, father of app ellant gave a representation seeking transfer of the allotment in his name – At the time when the allotment was transferred, a small di screpancy happened that his father wrote his grandfather’s name – After his father’s death, the appellant applied for the trans fer of the house in his name – It was rejected, on account of the discrepanc ies in the name of
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