DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY vs G. AKASH . — C.A. No. 6276/2000

Case Summary: Delhi Development Authority v. G. Akash (C.A. No. 006276/2000) Outcome: The Supreme Court dismissed the DDA's appeal and upheld the High Court's order. The Court directed DDA to allot Flat No. 147, Block K&L, Second Floor in Sarita Vihar to respondent G. Akash within eight weeks at a fixed price of Rs. 2,22,980 (excluding interest, which the Court deemed the DDA not entitled to charge). G. Akash must pay this amount within four weeks of receiving the allotment letter. Key Finding: The Court held DDA acted wrongfully by canceling the flat allotment in 1985 when G. Akash's minor status delayed production of a succession certificate after his father's death in 1983, despite the respondent taking immediate steps to obtain it upon majority. No costs awarded. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.