Hyderabad: Telangana High Court on Friday confirmed the resumption of 142 hectares of land worth 10,000 crore in the village of Meanhirevula in Gandipet Mandal by the state government.
Setting aside a judge’s order, the justice bench of Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice N Tukaramji explained that the state government would always have the power to continue the land assigned from assignment.
If they violate the rules of assignment.
The revenue authority has estimated the value of land at 10,000 crore Hospital.
The government has transferred the court challenging the command of a single judge who stated that the state could not continue the land of the recipient.
HC said if the state found an instance of alienation that violated the law, it was always able to continue the land while noting that assignment of the more poor parts would always have the condition that they could earn a living from it but could not sell it.
HC sets a government degree on the ground liling lining that goes to SC on the ground it has ended.
The judge found a mistake with a single judge who entertained the petition even after the dismissal of a review request by the HC litigation round which went to SC on the ground was over.
The judge found a mistake with a single judge who entertained the petition even after the dismissal of a request for a review by HC.
The judges also set the title of the land of the state of the land.
Because the state government has allocated a sheet of land to Greyhound, the strength of the anthletter command, for a long time to build their offices and training facilities, land can now be enjoyed by police wings without legal barriers, legal experts said.