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2018 (10) TMI 1654 - SUPREME COURTDelayed payment of allotment money - hire-purchase scheme - eviction of allotment - Held that:- It is abundantly clear that the allottee was allotted House No. E376 under the hirepurchase scheme vide letter dated 05.10.1994 by the GDA. The allottee's conduct of delayed payment with respect to the allotment is evident from the fact that even the balance registration amount of ₹ 38,325/which was required to be deposited within a week from the issuance of letter dated 05.10.1994 was actually deposited on 17.10.1994. Further, the deposits made thereafter, were also done so without following any schedule as is evident from the facts stated hereinabove in para No.4 - It is abundantly clear that the allottee was allotted House No. E376 under the hirepurchase scheme vide letter dated 05.10.1994 by the GDA. The allottee's conduct of delayed payment with respect to the allotment is evident from the fact that even the balance registration amount of ₹ 38,325/which was required to be deposited within a week from the issuance of letter dated 05.10.1994 was actually deposited on 17.10.1994. Further, the deposits made thereafter, were also done so without following any schedule as is evident from the facts stated hereinabove in para No.4. It is wellsettled principle of law that unlawful possession of public property without having paid for the same would tantamount to unjust enrichment and would be against public interest. It is directed that the allottee be evicted forthwith - appeal allowed.
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