Supreme Court of India
B. Shankara Rao Badami & Ors. v. State of Mysore & Anr.
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We hold that the petitioners have made out no case for grant of relief under Art. 32 of the Constitution.
Judgment, page 13
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Constltllllon of India, 1950, Arts. 31, 31A, Entry 33, List I, Entry 36, Ust JI and Entry 42, Lisi 111 of 1th. Scheduk-Mysore (Personal and Mucellaneous) lnams Abolition Act (Mys. I of 1955), constitutional validity of-If can be challenged on the ground of violaticm of Art, 31(2) lf condition regarding public purpose and payment of compensation could be Implied In the word 'acquisition' in Entries. By virtue of a notification under s. 1 ( 4) of the Mysore (Personal and Miscellaneous) Inams Abolition Act, 1954, the Inarn villages of the peti tioners vested in the State of Mysore. The
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