Supreme Court of India
Ritu Maheshwari v. M/s. Promotional Club
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What the Court ordered
For the foregoing reasons, Noida’s appeals are allowed; the impugned judgment and orders of the High Court are hereby set aside.
Judgment, page 14
From the headnote
Administrative law: Scheme of allotment of plot – Terminati on of – When regulations or schemes, or policies change , applicants for their benefits have no inherent right to be considered und er the old policy; rather the consideration has to be under the ne w regime, unless the latter contains an express stipulation to t he contrary – Writ petitioner-club did not challenge the closure of th e scheme of allotment in which it was applicant; rather its case was that Noida’s omission to consider its application for allotment was arbitrary – Once the club accepted the closure of the scheme an d
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