KAHC010259352010_1

High Court: Karnataka High Court Bench: BENGALURU
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KAHC010259352010_1

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Case Details

2014 LawText (KAR) (07) 48

W.P. No. 32186/2010 and connected matters

2014-07-11

Anand Byrareddy

For Petitioners: Udaykumar H.B., D.L. Jagadeesh, A. Nagarajappa, G. Krishna Murthy, M/s. Agnihotri Associates; For Respondents: D. Nagaraj, Jayakumar S Patil

Sri. R. Shankaran and others

The State of Karnataka, The Commissioner, Bangalore Development Authority, The Land Acquisition Officer

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Nature of Litigation

Writ petitions challenging land acquisition notifications for formation of Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout

Remedy Sought

Quashing of preliminary notification dated 21.5.2008 under Section 4(1) of Land Acquisition Act and/or Sections 17(1),(3) and final notification under Section 19(1) of BDA Act

Filing Reason

Landowners aggrieved by acquisition of their lands

Procedural History

Various writ petitions filed in 2010 and later challenging preliminary notification dated 21.5.2008 and final notification dated 18.2.2010 under the Land Acquisition Act and BDA Act for lands in Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout. The petitions were connected and heard together.

Acts & Sections

  • Land Acquisition Act, 1894: 4(1)
  • Bangalore Development Authority Act, 1976: 17(1), 17(3), 19(1)
  • Constitution of India: 226, 227
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