IndiaThe Yadgir City Municipal Corporation (CMC) had its movable properties, including computers, furniture, and equipment, attached by court staff on Tuesday. This action followed a court order in a long-standing land acquisition case dating back to 1983-84. The case involves a dispute where the CMC was ordered to compensate Saraswathi Bai ₹2.18 crore, including interest, after she sought higher compensation. Despite multiple court directives, the CMC failed to comply, leading to the seizure of assets. The court staff executed the order by removing the items and transporting them for further legal proceedings. The CMC commissioner stated they cooperated with the court and will follow higher authority instructions moving forward.
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