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A bill to return more than 3,000 hectares of land in Te Tauihu to its original Māori owners has passed its final reading in Parliament, settling a land dispute that dates back nearly two centuries.

<p>जनकपुर— सर्लाहीको बसबरिया गाउँपालिका–२ मा मिटरब्याजसँग जोडिएको पुरानो जग्गा विवाद हिंसात्मक बनेपछि भएको कुटपिटमा एकै परिवारका चार जना घाइते भएका छन्। पीडित पक्षका अनुसार रकम चुक्ता गरिसकेपछि पनि वि...

<p>रामपुर (उदयपुर) – उदयपुरमा ६ वर्षअघि जुन जग्गालाई लिएर अश्रुग्यास पड्कियो, हवाई फायर भयो र नगरपालिका घेरियो, त्यही १७६.२३ हेक्टर क्षेत्रको विवाद सर्वोच्च अदालतको फैसलापछि फेरि नयाँ मोडमा पुगेको छ। ...

<p>राजविराज— रौतहटको ईशनाथ नगरपालिकामा जग्गा सम्बन्धी विवाद हिंसात्मक बन्दा एक जनाको ज्यान गएको छ। ईशनाथ नगरपालिका–३ औरैया गाउँमा मंगलबार राति भएको झडपका क्रममा चक्कु प्रहारबाट गम्भीर घाइते भएका बुटन ...

A once vibrant community sports facility at Old Addeyans Sports Club on Blackheath has fallen into dereliction over the past two decades, becoming a symbol of local decline for many observers. Twenty years ago, Tony Kay, a former professional footballer who played for Sheffield Wednesday, Everton and England before a match-fixing scandal ended his career, served as the live-in caretaker. He maintained the grounds, including football pitches, tennis courts and a cricket pitch, for around 12 years. Mr Kay, now 88, was evicted when bailiffs arrived following a compulsory purchase order related to the site's ownership. The pavilion, which featured a traditional cricket scoreboard and balcony, has since become overgrown with weeds and covered in graffiti. The land was originally purchased by Densitron Technologies, led by businessman Clifford Hardcastle, who had ties to the local school. A bitter legal dispute arose between the company and the sports club over ownership and usage rights. Densitron pursued residential development plans, but these were complicated by the site's status as Metropolitan Open Land within a conservation area. The company entered voluntary liquidation in 2023, and the site remains undeveloped despite nearby properties achieving high values through redevelopment. Part of the playing fields was later transferred to a local secondary school. Mr Kay's story, shared via social media, sparked widespread online discussion about community assets, planning decisions and urban decline. The former player reflected on his footballing past, including helping Everton win the league title in 1963, while expressing acceptance of his life's path. The case highlights challenges in preserving community sports facilities amid commercial pressures and regulatory constraints.

A once vibrant community sports facility at Old Addeyans Sports Club on Blackheath has fallen into dereliction over the past two decades, becoming a symbol of local decline for many observers. Twenty years ago, Tony Kay, a former professional footballer who played for Sheffield Wednesday, Everton and England before a match-fixing scandal ended his career, served as the live-in caretaker. He maintained the grounds, including football pitches, tennis courts and a cricket pitch, for around 12 years. Mr Kay, now 88, was evicted when bailiffs arrived following a compulsory purchase order related to the site's ownership. The pavilion, which featured a traditional cricket scoreboard and balcony, has since become overgrown with weeds and covered in graffiti. The land was originally purchased by Densitron Technologies, led by businessman Clifford Hardcastle, who had ties to the local school. A bitter legal dispute arose between the company and the sports club over ownership and usage rights. Densitron pursued residential development plans, but these were complicated by the site's status as Metropolitan Open Land within a conservation area. The company entered voluntary liquidation in 2023, and the site remains undeveloped despite nearby properties achieving high values through redevelopment. Part of the playing fields was later transferred to a local secondary school. Mr Kay's story, shared via social media, sparked widespread online discussion about community assets, planning decisions and urban decline. The former player reflected on his footballing past, including helping Everton win the league title in 1963, while expressing acceptance of his life's path. The case highlights challenges in preserving community sports facilities amid commercial pressures and regulatory constraints.

PETALING JAYA: A Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) leader has challenged the approach taken by Subang MP Wong Chen in addressing the controversy over land near the Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve, suggesting that formal legal channels should have been prioritised. Deputy secretary-general Bryan Ng Yih Miin argued that actions such as issuing informal letters and holding …

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The disputed land buyer's ownership is automatically subject to the court's final judgment under the Doctrine of Lis Pendens, says Andhra Pradesh High Court.

Shimla News: संजौली थाना क्षेत्र के ढली बाईपास पर एक जमीन विवाद ने हिंसक रूप ले लिया। इस घटना में एक पुलिस कर्मी सहित कई लोग घायल हो गए। मामले की गंभीरता को देखते हुए पुलिस ने तीन अलग-अलग एफआईआर दर्ज कर जांच शुरू कर दी है। दोनों पक्षों ने एक-दूसरे पर हमला और धमकी देने के आरोप लगाए हैं। यह घटना कोर्ट के स्टे ऑर्डर के बावजूद हुई बताई जा रही है।

Farmer in Okorukambe faces eviction amid Ozombahe cooperative Dispute NBC Online Sat, 09/06/2025 - 20:18

[Namibian] Two brothers have appealed a High Court ruling ordering them to return land and property to a widow in the Ongandjera area in a dispute which is now before the Supreme Court.

Allexer Namundjebo The High Court has dismissed three special pleas raised by TransNamib Holdings Limited in its long-running dispute with Marmorwerke Karibib (Pty) Ltd over the transfer of land dating back more than 30 years. The dispute stems from a written agreement in 1992/1993 for the sale of immovable property owned by TransNamib.  The purchase price was N$3 000, with Marmorwerke covering the costs of subdivision, surveying, and registration.  Marmorwerke took possession of the land on 1 April 1993, pending transfer and said it fulfilled its obligations. TransNamib, however, according to court documents, failed to complete the transfer despite repeated requests. In 2017, Marmorwerke turned to the courts, seeking an order to compel TransNamib to transfer the property.  TransNamib then responded with three special pleas, namely, prescription, non-compliance with the Sale of Land Act, and lack of ministerial approval. The latter two were later abandoned. On 15 August, High Court judge Boas Usiku dismissed all three objections by TransNamib.  “The defendant’s special pleas of prescription, non-compliance with the Formalities in Respect of Sale of Land Act, and lack of ministerial approval are dismissed,” he ruled. The court also ordered TransNamib to pay Marmorwerke’s legal costs, including those of one instructing and two instructed counsel, without the usual limits. Usiku found that Marmorwerke’s claim is not a “debt” under the Prescription Act and therefore cannot be barred by time.  He said the relief sought was to enforce contractual obligations, not for money or goods. “​In my opinion Marmorwerke’s claim cannot be characterised as one for payment of money, delivery of goods or the rendering of services. I am therefore of the view that the defendant’s special plea of prescription has no merit and stands to be dismissed.”  Marmorwerke called four witnesses in its case, while TransNamib did not call any. The case was postponed to 24 September 2025 for a case management conference. Both parties must file a joint case management report by 17 September. 

Hertta- Maria Amutenja  Windhoek city police deputy chief for operations Eliaser Iiyambo and his brother Simon have been ordered by the Oshakati High Court to vacate a homestead and farming unit they took from their late uncle’s widow six years ago. High Court judge David Munsu directed the brothers to return the keys to the Olundjinda homestead in Ongandjera to widow Aili Ndapandameme Iilende within 10 days.  They must also hand back peaceful and undisturbed possession of the Olundjinda homestead and the Etunda farming unit. “The defendants and all those in occupation of the premises are hereby evicted from the aforementioned residential unit at Olundjinda village, Ongandjera, and the farming unit at Etunda village, Ongandjera,” said Munsu. The order authorises the deputy sheriff to evict the brothers if they fail to comply and directs that all occupants be removed.  The court also ordered them to pay the legal costs of the Ongandjera Traditional Authority, the Omusati Communal Land Board, Iilende, and the estate of the late Daniel Uutoni. Court records show Iilende married dentist Daniel Uutoni in June 2018 and lived with him at their homestead in Okathitukambanda village near Okahao.  After Uutoni’s death in March 2019, the Iiyambo brothers, his nephews, allegedly forced Iilende and her three children out of the property, locked the homestead, and began living there.  They also evicted her from farming units at Olundjinda and Etunda and took possession of her belongings. According to the Ongandjera Traditional Authority, the Communal Land Reform Act lawfully allocated the land to Iilende, who was Uutoni’s surviving spouse.  On 30 October 2020, King Johannes Mupiya led a hearing attended by the brothers, Iilende, and witnesses. The Traditional Authority ruled that Iilende should be given land rights and peaceful possession within 30 days. The brothers refused to comply, prompting the Traditional Authority, Uutoni’s estate, and the Omusati Communal Land Board to take the matter to court.  In their defence, Eliaser and Simon argued that Uutoni was never allocated the Olundjinda property and claimed it belonged to Eliaser under customary law.  They also argued that the Etunda farming unit was given years earlier to their late uncle, Eino Iilende, and never registered in Uutoni’s name. They maintained that Uutoni only used the land for cultivation and Eliaser took it over after his death. However, Okathitukambanda headman Stefanus Angula confirmed that the homestead was reallocated to Iilende as the surviving spouse after Uutoni’s death.  Senior traditional councillor Petrus Iipinge also issued a letter of consent in June 2022 for her to register customary land rights to the Etunda farming unit. In earlier statements, Iilende told the court that the eviction left her and her children without a village home and they have lived at Oshakati East since 2019. “They chased me out of the house and locked it. We do not have a village house anymore,” she said.

Himachal News: हिमाचल प्रदेश के बिलासपुर जिले में राजस्व विभाग की एक गंभीर लापरवाही सामने आई है। भटोल-जुखाला गांव के निवासी ओम प्रकाश की जमीन जमाबंदी रिकॉर्ड से गायब हो गई है, जबकि उसी जमीन पर लिया गया बैंक लोन अभी भी चल रहा है। बिजली मीटर लगवाने पर चला पता ओम प्रकाश ने बताया कि जब वह अपनी दुकानों में बिजली मीटर लगवाने पटवारी के पास गया, तो पता चला कि जमाबंदी रिकॉर्ड में उसकी जमीन ही नहीं है। उसने बताया कि 2013-14 की जमाबंदी में खसरा नंबर 169/8 पर उसका नाम दर्ज था, लेकिन 2018-19 और 2023-24 की जमाबंदी से उसका नाम गायब कर दिया गया।

Uttar Pradesh News: गोंडा जिले की एक अदालत ने केंद्रीय विदेश राज्यमंत्री कीर्ति वर्धन सिंह के खिलाफ एफआईआर दर्ज करने का आदेश जारी किया है। यह आदेश एक भूमि विवाद से जुड़े मामले में दिया गया है। कोर्ट ने मंत्री के साथ उनके प्रतिनिधि राजेश सिंह और तीन अन्य लोगों के खिलाफ भी कार्रवाई के निर्देश दिए हैं। यह मामला स्थानीय निवासी अजय सिंह की शिकायत पर आधारित है, जिन्होंने अपनी पत्नी के नाम पर रजिस्टर्ड जमीन को धोखे से ट्रांसफर करने का आरोप लगाया है। कोर्ट का आदेश और शिकायत का आधार

Urban and Rural Development refers |Khomanin land dispute to Agriculture Ministry NBC Online Fri, 08/08/2025 - 16:43