KALABHARATI ADVERTISING vs HEMANT VIMALNATH NARICHANIA .

The Supreme Court addressed the legality of the removal of an advertisement hoarding by the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, which was initially permitted by the Society and the Corporation. The Court held that the removal was unjustified as the appellant had complied with the necessary permissions and agreements, and the hoarding did not violate the guidelines as per the findings of the Deputy Municipal Commissioner. The Court reinstated the appellant's rights to the hoarding, emphasizing the importance of adhering to contractual agreements and due process under administrative law.