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"Government Can't Take Over...": Big Supreme Court Order On Private Property
Not all privately owned properties qualify as community resources that the State can take over for the common good, the Supreme Court said in a landmark verdict today.
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"Glorification, Grandstanding": Supreme Court Pauses 'Bulldozer Justice'
The Supreme Court on Tuesday halted unauthorised bulldozer action against private property, anywhere in the country, till October 1, dismissing concerns by the government that demolitions sanctioned after following due process could be impacted.
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In Supreme Court's Order On Acquiring Private Property, A "Procedure" Caveat
Compulsory acquisition of private properties will be unconstitutional if proper procedure is not established or followed before depriving a person of their right to property, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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Are Private Properties A Community Resource? 9-Judge Supreme Court Bench To Decide
A nine-judge Supreme Court bench reserved its verdict on a vexed legal question that whether private properties can be considered "material resources of the community" under Article 39(b) of the Constitution and taken over by State for "common good".
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Can Government Seize, Redistribute Private Property? Supreme Court Says...
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it would be "dangerous" to say that the private property of an individual cannot be regarded as material resources of community and taken over by state authorities to subserve "common good".
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"INS Viraat Now Private Property": Supreme Court Hints At Lifting Stay On Its Dismantling
The Supreme Court today indicated that it may lift the stay on the dismantling of decommissioned aircraft carrier INS Viraat. It had in February barred the process of pulling apart the historic vessel retired from service in 2017.
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UP Brings Ordinance On Damage Recovery After Top Court's "No Law" Remark On Protesters' Hoardings
The Uttar Pradesh cabinet on Friday approved "UP Recovery of damage to public properties Ordinance-2020" for recovery of losses due to damage to government and private properties during political processions.
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Country Can't Be Held To Ransom During Agitations, Says Supreme Court
Expressing concern over damage to public and private properties during violent protests, the Supreme Court today said it would lay down "parameters" to fix accountability for losses on organisers as the country cannot be held to "ransom".
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Supreme Court on the destruction of public and private property
On days of political protests, it is pertinent to recall guidelines framed by the Supreme Court. These were laid down in 2009 in a case of destruction of public and private property in Andhra Pradesh.
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"Government Can't Take Over...": Big Supreme Court Order On Private Property
Not all privately owned properties qualify as community resources that the State can take over for the common good, the Supreme Court said in a landmark verdict today.
-
"Glorification, Grandstanding": Supreme Court Pauses 'Bulldozer Justice'
The Supreme Court on Tuesday halted unauthorised bulldozer action against private property, anywhere in the country, till October 1, dismissing concerns by the government that demolitions sanctioned after following due process could be impacted.
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In Supreme Court's Order On Acquiring Private Property, A "Procedure" Caveat
Compulsory acquisition of private properties will be unconstitutional if proper procedure is not established or followed before depriving a person of their right to property, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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Are Private Properties A Community Resource? 9-Judge Supreme Court Bench To Decide
A nine-judge Supreme Court bench reserved its verdict on a vexed legal question that whether private properties can be considered "material resources of the community" under Article 39(b) of the Constitution and taken over by State for "common good".
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Can Government Seize, Redistribute Private Property? Supreme Court Says...
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it would be "dangerous" to say that the private property of an individual cannot be regarded as material resources of community and taken over by state authorities to subserve "common good".
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"INS Viraat Now Private Property": Supreme Court Hints At Lifting Stay On Its Dismantling
The Supreme Court today indicated that it may lift the stay on the dismantling of decommissioned aircraft carrier INS Viraat. It had in February barred the process of pulling apart the historic vessel retired from service in 2017.
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UP Brings Ordinance On Damage Recovery After Top Court's "No Law" Remark On Protesters' Hoardings
The Uttar Pradesh cabinet on Friday approved "UP Recovery of damage to public properties Ordinance-2020" for recovery of losses due to damage to government and private properties during political processions.
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Country Can't Be Held To Ransom During Agitations, Says Supreme Court
Expressing concern over damage to public and private properties during violent protests, the Supreme Court today said it would lay down "parameters" to fix accountability for losses on organisers as the country cannot be held to "ransom".
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Supreme Court on the destruction of public and private property
On days of political protests, it is pertinent to recall guidelines framed by the Supreme Court. These were laid down in 2009 in a case of destruction of public and private property in Andhra Pradesh.
