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SC: Alleged Involvement in Crime is No Ground for Demolition of Property - (13 Sep 2024)

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Supreme Court has observed that alleged involvement in crime is no ground for demolition of a property. Moreover the alleged crime has to be proved through due legal process in a Court of law. The Court cannot be oblivious to such demolition threats inconceivable in a nation where law is supreme.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   DEMOLITION OF PROPERTY   DUE LEGAL PROCESS  

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