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SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
[CITED ORDER]
RANGANATH MISRA, CJI., M.H. KANIAAND KULDIP SINGH, JJ
(Record of Proceedings)
APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY, ANOTHER Petitioners;
Versus
TANVI TRADING, CREDITS (P) LTD., OTHERS Respondents.
SLP (C) No. 6304 of 1991
Decided on April 23, 1991
ORDER
1. Counsel for the petitioners fairly tells us that a no-objection certificate was issued as early as on 15-1-1991. The suggestion that it was under f pressure and threat of a contempt proceeding is made out from the record.
2. We agree that two alternatives are open under the scheme of the legislation: (i) the Union of India through the appropriate authority could buy the property, or (ii) in the event of its decision not to buy, it has to issue a "no-objection certificate" leaving it open to the parties to deal with the property. In that view of the matter, the High Court was right in its g conclusion. The special leave petition is dismissed. No costs.
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