Supreme Court of India
Neetu Solvents v. Vineet Nagar
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In view of the above, it is reiterated that after grant of CTE and CTO by the respective PCB, the argument of not having valid permission under Air Act is not germane and the infraction to grant CTO based on such argument is not acceptable and has no impediment.
Judgment, page 18
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Issue for Consideration Whether the direction of closure of the appellant-units issued by the NGT is liable to be set aside; whether the judgment of Pahwa Plastics squarely applies to the facts of this case. Headnotes† Environment – Environmental Clearance – The appellants herein are the industries, and running the manufacturing units of Formaldehyde, its different resins – The NGT directed closure of the appellants-units – The NGT held that formaldehyde manufacturing units cannot be allowed to operate without prior Environmental Clearance (EC) – Correctness: Held: The case in hand is not a
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