Supreme Court of India
E. Jeevanandam v. N. Koteswara Rao & Ors.
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Public Amenity – Sewerage facilities to the area – laim of petitioner over the land on which the proposed sewera ge line was sought to be laid – resolution was passed by the local body to provide sewerage facilities to the area enclosing a list of streets – The petitioner purchased the property in 2011, inclusive o f the road over which the proposed sewerage line was sought to be laid – The sewerage main was laid down both upstream and downstream except to the extent of the 110 meters (land of petitioner) – After various rounds of the litigation, the Division Bench of the High Court directed
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