Supreme Court of India
M/s. Ahuja Industries Ltd. v. State of Karnataka and Ors.
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We are of the opinion that die requirements of the law were met when notices were served upon the recorded owners as per the Record of Rights.
Judgment, page 9
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Land Acquisition: Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Act, 1966--Sections I (3), 2(8), 3(1) and 28(1)- /aimant in possession of land but his name not mutated in revenue records-Acquisition proceedings-Allegation that mandatory requirement for declaration of industrial area and issuance of notice to claimant not complied with-On appeal held, all processes provided under Section 1(3), 3(1) and 28(8) are accomplished together by publication and failure of issuance of notices to persons whose name not mutated in records does not vitiate the acquisition proceedings. Words and Phrases:
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