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Right to property: J&K and Ladakh high court directs Army to pay 46 years of rent for land occupation

IndiaTimes Thursday, 28 November 2024 ()
The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh high court ordered the Indian Army to pay 46 years' worth of rent to Abdul Majeed Lone for occupying his land since 1978. The court affirmed the right to property as a human right and criticized the Army's actions as a violation of due process.
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