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Coffee estates are not excluded from application of SARFASEI Act for recovery of loans: HC

Bengaluru, Updated: Bengaluru, Updated: February 04, 2021 23:29 IST Court interprets expression ‘agriculture land’ under the Act while deciding application of the law on coffee plantations Share Article AAA Court interprets expression ‘agriculture land’ under the Act while deciding application of the law on coffee plantations While declaring that the expression ‘agricultural land’ in the SARFAESI Act does not include lands on which plantation crops such as coffee are grown, the Karnataka High Court has held that the banks and other financial institutions can invoke provisions of the Act to recover loans borrowed by mortgaging coffee estates. “The expression ‘agricultural land’ in Section 31(i) of the SARFAESI Act does not include land on which plantation crops are grown namely, cardamom, coffee, pepper, rubber and tea as defined in Section 2(A)(25) of the Land Reforms Act,” the Court said while holding that coffee estates are not excluded from the appl

Karnataka: Real estate industry makes a slow recovery on coast | Mangaluru News

The recent amendment to the Karnataka Land Reforms Act, which allows anyone to own agricultural land, is also boosting real estate. MANGALURU: There is a renewed hope in the real estate business in coastal Karnataka in the new year, which is making a slow recovery, with the sub-registrar’s office here receiving many property registration papers. The industry had hit rock bottom due to the pandemic and other issues. According to sub-registrar office officials, currently, they receive 30-40 property-related documents in the city area every day, three times more than previous months. Meanwhile, the real estate industry stakeholders have expressed that there is a steady revival and rise in demand for affordable housing.

Deve Gowda keeps away from President s address

Deve Gowda keeps away from President s address Updated: Updated: Share Article H.D. Deve Gowda   Former Prime Minister and Janata Dal (Secular) Supremo H.D. Deve Gowda did not attend President Ram Nath Kovind s joint address to Parliament, in solidarity with the farmers agitating against the farm laws. Early on Friday he announced his decision in a tweet, In solidarity with my farmer brothers fighting against the three #FarmLaws, I have decided, after consulting my party @JanataDal S units, not to attend the President s joint address of Parliament today. The opposition parties, led by Congress and backed by Left parties and some regional parties, had decided on Thursday not to attend President s joint address. JD(S) had not figured in this list on Thursday. However, Mr. Gowda announced that his party too will join the group early on Friday through the tweet.

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