Right to Property in India – What You Should Know

Once a fundamental right, the Right to Property is now a constitutional right under Article 300A. This change came with the 44th Amendment in 1978, reshaping how property ownership and government acquisition work in India. So, what does this mean for you? You can still own, inherit, and transfer property But the government can acquire it only with a proper legal process & fair compensation It’s no longer enforceable under Article 32 (so no direct writ for violation) Crucial for navigating land ownership, acquisitions, legal disputes, and protecting your property rights.