Karnataka HC Division Bench sets aside favorable order on 78-acre land dispute

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The Karnataka HC Division Bench set aside the May 12, 2026 vacation bench order that had favored subsidiary EEBPL, which had quashed KIADB's March 16, 2026 resumption order on ~78 acres at Kadugodi, Bengaluru. The matter is restored for fresh merits hearing. No final ruling yet on the resumption order's validity. KIADB's undertaking that no coercive action will be taken continues. Company and EEBPL will pursue further legal remedies.

Likely market impact

Reversal of favorable interim order is a setback; ongoing uncertainty over 78-acre subsidiary land; legal costs likely to rise.