Key ruling comes in land acquisition matter
The Allahabad High Court ruled that government authorities cannot force private landowners to execute sale deeds without voluntary consent and mutual agreement on price. The ruling distinguishes voluntary land sale from compulsory acquisition and directs that statutory procedures be followed if voluntary sale is not agreed upon.
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