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CPSW/61/2019 of GHULAM NABI AHANGER AND ORS vs USHA SHARMA AND ORS (ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA)

High Court of Jammu and KashmirCPSW

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The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir decided this matter on 8 September 2020. The registry identifies it as CNR JKHC010013532019. It was heard by Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey.

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CourtHigh Court of Jammu and Kashmir
Record typeCPSW
Case numberCNR JKHC010013532019
Date of decision
Decision year2020
BenchHON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE ALI MOHAMMAD MAGREY
PetitionerGHULAM NABI AHANGER AND ORS.
RespondentUSHA SHARMA AND ORS (ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA)
DisposalDisposed Off

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