Eviction Proceedings Of Unauthorized Occupants Of 'Public Premises' Should Be Conducted Under Statutory Provisions : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that eviction proceedings for unauthorized occupants of public premises should follow statutory provisions. It emphasized that due process should be observed, and occupants must be given proper notice and an opportunity to contest the eviction. The Court noted that authorities must act in accordance with the law and cannot arbitrarily evict individuals without proper legal proceedings. This decision reinforces the right to fair treatment and safeguards against wrongful dispossession, ensuring that the rule of law is upheld in eviction cases involving public property.