Supreme Court of India
Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board v. Sri C. Kenchappa & Ors.
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Environmental Law Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board Act, 1966: Sections 3(1), 28 and 47 Environment-Environmental degradation and its cunsequences· Ecological balance-Industrial development and ecological preservation-- Balance between-Sustained develupment--Agriculturists, who were affected by the acquisition of lands of different villages, filed a writ petition for a direction to the Industrial Development Board to refrain from converting their lands for any industrial or other purposes and to retain their lands for use by the agriculturists for grazing their cattle -
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