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Enforces ₹39.75 Lakh Composition Charges on Petitioner for Delayed Construction; Criticizes Both DDA and Petitioner for Lapses

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Delhi High Court Enforces ₹39.75 Lakh Composition Charges on Petitioner for Delayed Construction; Criticizes Both DDA and Petitioner for Lapses, Holds Decades of Inaction Disentitle Relief Under Writ Jurisdiction
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Delhi High Court Enforces ₹39.75 Lakh Composition Charges on Petitioner for Delayed Construction; Criticizes Both DDA and Petitioner for Lapses, Holds Decades of Inaction Disentitle Relief Under Writ Jurisdiction

Court’s Decision: The Delhi High Court dismissed the writ petition filed by the petitioner, holding them liable to pay composition charges amounting to ₹39,75,657 for the delay in construction on…
Posted by Rawlaw January 21, 2025

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