Allotment – Allotment of plots – Demand of additional price for the plots was raised from the respondents-allottees on account of enhancement of compensation of the land utilized for carving out the plots allotted – Correctness of – Held: Clause 5 in the allotment letter shows that option was given to vary the price of the plot in case there is change in the size of plot – This clause does not talk about demand of additional price on account of enhancement of compensation on account of acquisition of land for carving of the plots – Even the clauses in the lease-cum-sale agreement also talk about the negotiated price between the vendor (appellantAuthority) and the vendee (respondent) – Sale consideration as such has not been mentioned in the lease-cum-sale agreement however, the price negotiated between the parties is clearly mentioned in the letter of allotment and the same has to be read as part of the leasecum-sale agreement – No merit in the appeals. Shimla Development Authority v. Asha Rani (1996) 8 SCC 487 : [1996] 2 SCR 1065; Tamil Nadu Housing Board and Others v. Sea Shore Apartments Owner’s Welfare Association (2008) 3 SCC 21 : [2008] 1 SCR
370 – distinguished.
Ishwar Dass Nassa & Ors. v. State of Haryana & Ors. (2012) 1 SCC 753 : [2011] 16 SCR 301; Preeta Singh (Km) and others v. Haryana Urban Development
Authority and Others (1996) 8 SCC 756 : [1996] 1 Suppl. SCR 621 – referred to.
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