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ENVYear 1 · 16 sessions · 5 modules

Environmental Law

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Next class24–25 Oct· Session 3, Environmental justice through tort law· notes out week of 26 OctOpen note: Session 1
CaseSession
A.P. Pollution Control Board v M.V. Nayudu1999Uncertain science can go to expert bodies; the burden stays on the developer.S01
Arjun Gopal v Union of India2019Firecracker limits balance trade against health.S02
Indian Council for Enviro-Legal Action v Union of India1996Polluters must pay to restore the damaged environment.S01
M.C. Mehta v Kamal Nath1997The state holds natural resources in public trust.S02
Municipal Council, Ratlam v Vardhichand1980Lack of funds is no defence to removing a nuisance.S02
Subhash Kumar v State of Bihar1991Article 21 includes pollution-free water and air.S02
Vellore Citizens' Welfare Forum v Union of India1996Sustainable development, precaution and polluter pays are Indian law.S01
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