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From forests to fields: How India's earliest rebels fought colonial exploitation before 1857Across the annals of Indian history, we find vivid accounts of agrarian resistance standing firm against exploitation. From indigenous fore...- NCR plan keeps Aravali safeguards after long debateThe National Capital Region's Regional Plan 2041 will keep the Natural Conservation Zone. This protects the Aravali ecosystem and sensitive...
- Sister’s land claimed by brother as deemed tenant; Bombay High Court rejects plea, rules in favour of her adopted sonA long family land dispute spanning over 20 years concluded with the Bombay High Court ruling in favor of an adopted son. The court rejecte...
- MMRDA secures 216 acres in Raigad for Mumbai 3.0 project through participatory modelMumbai 3.0 project is underway with MMRDA securing 216 acres in Raigad district. This marks a significant step in a new participatory devel...
- Establish 'GST-like' industrial land council for dispute resolution: CIIIndustry lobby CII proposes a National Industrial Land Council, mirroring the GST framework, to standardize regulations and resolve dispute...
- SC issues pan-India directions for road safety, says expressways should not become corridor of perilThe Supreme Court has mandated new nationwide road safety rules. Heavy vehicles are now banned from parking on expressways, except at desig...
- Property or problem? The hidden legal traps haunting India’s property owners: Here’s how to navigateProperty ownership in India, once a symbol of security, now presents significant legal challenges due to unclear titles and disputes. Buyer...
- SC says fair compensation can’t depend on financial burdenThe Supreme Court of India has ruled that financial burden cannot be a reason to deny fair compensation in land acquisition cases. The Nati...
- Bombay High Court rules CIDCO’s 22.5% land return scheme optional, not mandatoryThe Bombay High Court has ruled CIDCO's 22.5% developed land return scheme is optional, not mandatory, for landowners. If landowners refuse...
- GST is applicable on joint development of properties in this condition, rules Patna High Court; buyers must check thisThe Patna High Court has ruled that GST is applicable on RCM basis on the transfer of development rights from a landowner to a builder befo...
- Landowners get interim court relief from GST on joint development pactsThe Bombay High Court has provided interim relief to landowners in a GST dispute concerning development rights under revenue-sharing agreem...
- Bombay High Court gives GST relief to homeowners: No GST on re-development by homeowners through builder under these termsReal estate: The Bombay High Court has ruled that no GST can be levied in a joint development agreement (JDA) where the landowner/homeowner...
- Landowners seek GST relief on joint development pactsLandowners are contesting Goods and Services Tax (GST) demands on joint development agreements (JDAs), arguing that transferring developmen...
- GST demand on development rights push landowners into legal dilemmaThe dispute over GST on transfer of development rights resurfaces as authorities demand landowners pay taxes on joint development agreement...
- The hottest property on the market comes with an active volcanoThe Icelandic family that owns the land where a volcano emerged in March has received offers from prospective buyers interested in developi...
- Courts foresee deluge of suits for two-way GST in real estateA January 2018 notification brought the transfer of land development rights from owner to developer in joint development agreements in the ...
- Courts foresee deluge of suits for two-way GST in real estateIn joint development agreements, landowners transfer land to builders or authorise them to construct buildings on them in return for one or...
- New transferable development rights rules hit landowners hardIn July 2017, the BBMP issued a notification announcing the acquisition in four villages along the Iblur junction-Sarjapur Road for another...
- Fair compensation for land acquired by government is farmer’s human right: Supreme CourtRight to property is now recognized as a constitutional right by Article 300A, which provides that "no person shall be deprived of his prop...
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