Supreme Court of India
Kaniz Ahmed v. Sabuddin & Ors.
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Issue for Consideration Whether the High Court has exercised its jurisdiction in public interest by directing the KMC to initiate demolition of the unauthorised construction. Headnotes† Unauthorised Construction – The High Court directed the police authorities to give notice to all the occupants to vacate the unauthorised constructed premises by themselves – In case, they continued to remain in occupation, it was directed that the occupants to be evicted by deployment of adequate police force – After the vacation of premises, the KMC authority was directed to initiate demolition of the
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