Supreme Court of India
Samaj Parivartana Samudaya & Ors. v. State of Karnataka & Ors.
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We are of the view that instead of approving the CEPMIZ as a whole on the basis of the inputs available at this stage, we should hold back our views in the matter until more comprehensive details are available in respect of each of the broad heads G under which ameliorative and mitigative measures are proposed to be undertaken.
Judgment, page 19
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Environment: c Pollution - Illegal mining - Large scale degradation of environment due to unprecedented illegal mining - Ameliorative and mitigative socio-economic measures taken by Supreme Court - Vide order dtd. 18.4.2013 passed by Supreme Court, lessees in three districts of respondent-State directed to contribute 10% of sale proceeds of mining to Monitoring Committee for eventual transfer to a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), constituted for execution of such ameliorative and mitigative measures - Respondent-State uls.9( ) of 2015 Act set up a District Mineral Foundation (DMF) in every
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