Wrongful representation of poor landless slum dwellers - The ...

Indian Laws

February 29, 2024

Wrongful representation of poor landless slum dwellers - The High court found that these petitioners, by virtue of their economic status, property ownership, and commercial activities, do not qualify as slum dwellers under the legal or common-sense definition of the term. They illegally occupied government land for commercial gain, which does not entitle them to protections designed for actual slum residents facing poverty and substandard living conditions.

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Wrongful representation of poor landless slum dwellers - The ...

Indian Laws

February 29, 2024

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