Supreme Court of India
Steve Kanika v. New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (noida) & Anr.
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What the Court ordered
For the reasons aforesaid, NOIDA is directed to issue fresh allotment letter within four weeks from today in the name of the appellant on the same terms and conditions as was mentioned in the original letter of allotment dated 26.10.2009 with the modification that the time-limit would run from today.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Issue for Consideration The appellant’s father had applied for allotment of a plot under the Respondent No.1/New Okhla Industrial and Development Authority (NOIDA) in the year 2006. The father of the appellant had passed away on 08.11.2007. After an open lottery held on 01.10.2009, the father of the appellant was allotted a plot on 26.10.2009. However, NOIDA on 21.09.2011 cancelled the allotment on the ground that it was made in favour of a dead person on the day such draw of lots was held. Headnotes† Allotment – Allotment of plot/land – Appellant submitted that the application was made to
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