Private property Government will no longer be able to take - Connecticut - Hartford ID1586216

The Supreme Court has given an important verdict on the right of the state to occupy or acquire private property and distribute it for public good by considering it as the material resource of the community. In a majority decision of 72, a nine-judge Constitution bench has said that all private properties cannot become part of the material resources of the community.

The Supreme Court has given an important verdict on the right of the state to occupy or acquire private properties and distribute them for public good by considering them as the physical resources of the community. The nine-judge Constitution Bench, in its 7:2 majority verdict, has said that all private properties cannot become part of the physical resources of the community and the state cannot take them under its control for distribution of public good.

Drawn the boundary line of rights on private properties

The apex court said that only in some cases the state can take or claim private properties. That is, all private properties cannot be considered community resources which the state can take under its control for public good. While this far-reaching decision of the Supreme Court has drawn the boundary line of the government’s right on private properties, it has also given a shock to the thinking of that class who say that all properties will be surveyed and distributed equally. The Supreme Court’s decision on Tuesday somewhere confirms the right of the individual on private property.

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