US EditionBangalore Palace Acquisition : Supreme Court Orders To Keep TDR Certificates In Registry, Bars Their Use If Already Released
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Bangalore Palace land row: SC halts Rs. 3,400 crore TDR payout to Wadiyar heirs - Star of Mysore
Transferable Development Rights (TDR) certificates to remain deposited with the Court registry New Delhi: In a significant relief to the Karnataka Government, the Supreme Court this morning stayed its earlier directive mandating the issuance of Transferable Development Rights (TDR) certificates worth over Rs. 3,400 crore to the legal heirs of Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wadiyar and others. The payout pertained to the acquisition of over 15 acres…
Bangalore Palace Acquisition : Supreme Court Orders To Keep TDR Certificates In Registry, Bars Their Use If Already Released
The Supreme Court today, as an interim measure, directed that the Transferable Development Rights (TDR) certificates issued in respect of acquisition of 15 acres of Bangalore Palace Grounds shall...
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