Supreme Court of India
Commissioner, Bangalore Development Authority v. K.S. Narayan
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Land Acquisition Act; Ss.4. 6, 30 and 31/Bangalore Development Authority Act, 1976; Ss. 17 and 19: Acquisition proceedings-Challenged on grounds that neither notice served to owners of the property in question nor compensation awarded Trial Court decreed all the suits-High Court granting liberty to the plaintiffs to amend the petitions since neither possession/ownership of the properties in question was established by the plaintiffs nor any relief was claimed by them in the petitions-Remitted the matter to trial Court for decision afresh-Trial Court dismissed the amended petitions holding
Where later benches applied it
- 2019 The Competent Authority Calcutta, Under the Land (ceiling and Regulation) Act, 1976 and Anr. v. David Mantosh & Ors.
- 2013 The Commissioner, Bangalore Development Authority & Anr. v. Brijesh Reddy & Anr.
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