Govt notice allowing de-sealing of shops stayed
None | , New Delhi
Press Trust of India Aug 10, 2006 03:44 PM IST
Five thousand and six properties were sealed on the direction of the court.
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the May 20 notification of the government allowing de-sealing of commercial establishments illegally operating in the residential areas of the Capital.
A Bench headed by Chief Justice YK Sabharwal said that the properties, which were sealed under the direction of the court, will have to be sealed again.
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Five thousand and six properties were sealed on the direction of the court.
The court said that the premises, which were de-sealed after the notice of May 20, will have to be re-sealed with effect from September 16.
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