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Owners can’t be forced to relinquish land free of cost for road widening as per master plan: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court ruled that property owners cannot be compelled to surrender land free of cost for road widening under a master plan. The decision emphasizes that land acquisition must adhere to legal provisions and cannot be enforced without compensation.
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