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Bengaluru Goes Vertical: Green Light To Premium Far

Summary: The High Court of Karnataka upheld the constitutional validity of the Premium Floor Area Ratio scheme, which permits landowners and developers to construct additional built-up area beyond the ordinarily permissible FAR upon payment of prescribed premium charges. The judgement affirms the State’s authority to regulate urban density through vertical growth, with significant implications for development potential of properties abutting roads of 12 metres and above, while TDR holders face a recalibrated market.

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Simplifying Land Conversion in Maharashtra: The Maharashtra Land Revenue Code (Second Amendment) Bill, 2025

Summary: The blog discusses the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code (Second Amendment) Act, 2025 which marks a significant shift in land governance. It simplifies procedures for conversion to non‑agricultural use and reduces regulatory approvals, where such use is permitted under planning laws. By streamlining permissions and introducing a one‑time premium model in lieu of recurring non‑agricultural assessment, the amendment seeks to accelerate development while modernising revenue administration.

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