Supreme Court of India
Delhi Development Authority v. Hello Home Education Society
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For the reasons recorded above, we are convinced that the only outcome of the writ petition was dismissal.
Judgment, page 19
From the headnote
Issue for Consideration Mere notings and in-principle approvals, if confers a vested right; in view of the change in policy decision and the amended 1981 Rules that the allotment of land would be made through auction and also included those cases where allotment was yet to be made, if the High Court was justified in granting relief to the respondent society; and that the litigant who is not diligent, if could invoke the extraordinary jurisdiction of the High Court u/Art. 226 of the Constitution of India. Headnotes Administrative law – Policy decision – Change in policy – Mere notings and
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