In the absence of written consent to voluntarily give up their land, the appellants were entitled to compensation in terms of law. The ne...

  Concluding that the forcible dispossession of a person of their private property without following due process of law, was violative of bo...

  This brings the Court to the question of the onus of the Plaintiffs of proving their ownership of the suit property. It is well-settled th...

   In the present case also, similar to the decision in Prabhagiya Van Adhikai (supra), the manner in which the possession of Plaintiff/his ...

 The right to property ceased to be a fundamental right by the Constitution (Forty Fourth Amendment) Act, 1978, however, it continued to be ...

  Hence, on the basis of the law as discussed above, it is directed that after 1st May, 1996 the Bombay Municipal Corporation or the Munic...

Assuming for the sake of argument that the defendant is a trespasser,   one   cannot   overlook   the   fact   that   he   is   in   act...

 The question referred is limited whether in case of acquisition of land by municipal authorities, for road widening, on consent of la...

Mere issuance of notice under the said section is not sufficient to suggest that the due process of law has been followed, inasmuch as aft...