Karnataka High Court upholds law allowing BWSSB to lay sewer through private properties without acquisition of land
Pointing out that the provisions of the Act requires the BWSSB to cause as little damage as possible and mandates full compensation for damage caused, the court says that ‘the statutory scheme, therefore, does not contemplate unrestricted occupation or appropriation of land...’
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