Supreme Court of India
S.A. Jalaluddin v. Bangalore Development Authority and Anr.
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Urban Development: The City of Bangalore Improvement Act, 1945; Section 18(J)(a)(b) and (c)-Notification prescribing certain period of limitation for issuance of declaration under the Central Land Acquisition Act-Challenged as barred by limitation under the provisions of Karnataka Act-Held: it is impermissible to read into the provision of the Improvement Act, the provision of the Land Acquisition Act, so as to override or nulli.fY such provision of acquisition under the Improvement Act-Land Acquisition Act, 1894-Land Acquisition (Karnataka Amendment and Validation) Act, 1967. Appellant had
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