Compulsory acquisition clarified to distinguish it from regulatory deprivation, enabling validated social welfare legislation. The Bill clarifies the State's power of compulsory acquisition and requisitioning as distinct from regulatory or prohibitory laws that cause deprivation of property, proposes to extend Article 31A to protect a range of social welfare measures (including land reform, urban planning, State control of minerals and utilities, temporary State management of undertakings, and company-law reforms), adds specified Acts to the Ninth Schedule for retrospective validation, and amends Article 305 to confirm legislative authority for State monopolies in trade.
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Compulsory acquisition clarified to distinguish it from regulatory deprivation, enabling validated social welfare legislation.
The Bill clarifies the State's power of compulsory acquisition and requisitioning as distinct from regulatory or prohibitory laws that cause deprivation of property, proposes to extend Article 31A to protect a range of social welfare measures (including land reform, urban planning, State control of minerals and utilities, temporary State management of undertakings, and company-law reforms), adds specified Acts to the Ninth Schedule for retrospective validation, and amends Article 305 to confirm legislative authority for State monopolies in trade.
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