Supreme Court of India
The Karnataka Housing Board & Anr v. State of Karnataka & Ors
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Karnataka Housing Board Act, 1962– ss.24(2), 33(2) – Whether initiation of proceedings for acquisition o f land for the purposes of the Karnataka Housing Board, invoking the power u/ s.33(2) of the KHBAct, without the housing scheme being in ex istence or the housing scheme not having been sanctioned u/s.24(2) the reof, would render such acquisition proceedings void and non-est – Held: Initiation of proceedings for acquisition invoking the powe r u/s.33(2) of the KHB Act without the housing scheme being in existence or the housing scheme not having been sanctioned u/s.2 4(2) thereof would not
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