Master Plan Holds Primacy Over ‘Deemed Forest’ Claims Arising From Natural Vegetation Growth: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India has held that land earmarked for a project under an approved Master Plan, which was not recorded as forest or deemed forest at the time the plan came into force, cannot be subsequently declared as such due to the natural growth of trees or invasive species. A Bench comprising Justice

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