Constitution of India and thereby
restore the position of the Common Plot i.e. ante-
existing prior to the construction work started by the
respondents ... plot holders. I further say that the
original plot holder i.e. petitioner Nos. 1 and 2 had by
letter dated 23.6.2003 handed over common
petitioner, which in effect
completely takes away the common plot of the petitioner society;
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C/SCA/14171/2013 ORDER
(B) Pending ... same reconstitutes the original plot no. 62 of the
petitioner society into Final Plot No. 103 without the common plot, and
be further pleased
common open plot of the society, pending the admission,
hearing and final disposal of this petition;
(C) YOUR LORDSHIPS be pleased to direct the respondent
calculation sheet.
The Society arrived at the cost of a plot
measuring 1040 sq ft as Rs. 3500 (paid as
deposits) plus Rs. 8634 which ... plot.
If the cost of the plot has to be worked
out, the cost relating to proportionate
share in the common/service areas (roads,
parks
last contention raised by Shri Sebastian was that the
plots in question were reserved in the draft development plan
for "housing the dishoused ... only at the stage of permission to construct on these
plots and it is common ground that by the time the
constructions were made
last contention raised by Shri Sebastian was that the
plots in question were reserved in the draft development plan
for "housing the dishoused ... only at the stage of permission to construct on these
plots and it is common ground that by the time the
constructions were made
SANJIB BANERJEE, J. : -
The common strand running through these 61 petitions is that the
allotment of plots made in favour of the petitioners ... consent of the appearing parties, as the lead petition and the common grounds of
the challenge to the cancellation of the allotments in the several
allottees have sold out their plots after constructing
houses thereon and hence, if transferable employees are granted
plots, they would also do the same defeating ... residential plots at concessional rate at Gandhinagar. He
further submitted that members of petitioner Association are also
eligible for allotment of residential plots
requirement that the building should be in a
plot of land and that the plot of land and the building should be
available. While ... shop is situated or the
plot in which the shop stands. This is because, in the common
course of human conduct, nobody expects an approach
Sector 17, Chandigarh.
3. Director General, Directorate of Income Tax, ICADR Building, Plot No.6, Vasant Kunj, Institutional Area Phase-II, New Delhi-110070.
. Respondents ... determining eligibility for promotion. Hence these are disposed of through a common order. However, for convenience, the facts are taken from OA No.060/00995
