AVADH BEHARI ROHATGI, CHARANJIT TALWAR
DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY – Appellant
Versus
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK – Respondent
( 1 ) WHORE there is no vision, the people perish. (Bible O. T. XXIX : 18 ). In 1957 the Parliament passed the Delhi Development Act (the Act ). It came into force on December 30, 1957. The Act set up a corporate body known as the Delhi Development Authority (D. D. A.) to ensure planned development of this fast expanding city of Delhi. The object of D. D. A. is "to promote and secure development of Delhi according to plan" (s. 6 ). The Act required D. D. A. to carry out, as soon as may be, a civic survey and to prepare a Master Plan for Delhi (the Plan ). The civic survey was carried out. The Plan was prepared. It came into force on September 1,1962. The Plan, the Act says, shall serve as "a basic pattern of framework" within which the proper development of Delhi in to be carried out. An image of the future is the core of this Plan. The planners are trying to express the vision in terms of recognisable subject matter. They vision what was once a tiny town as the future metropolis.
( 2 ) THE Plan aims a. t a modern planned capital. Delhi should be beautifully planned and admirably built. It should be a model of urban development. Slums should be cleared, pa
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