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Supreme Court orders eviction of Karnataka Law Minister from premises in Hubballi The lawyers claimed the court was surprised and anguished with the fact that law minister, who came in as sub-tenant in the premises, argued that he had become owner of the property.
Ashish Tripathi
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Karnataka's Law Minister H K Patil.</p></div>

Karnataka's Law Minister H K Patil.

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered eviction of Karnataka's Law Minister H K Patil who was allegedly squatting over a premises on 15 guntas of land situated at Pintoo Circle, Station Road Hubballi for last 60 years, lawyers claimed.

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A bench of Justices Sanjay Kumar and Alok Aradhe issued the order, as it was contended that he was trying to deny the rights of disabled individual by name Jakkavva who had sought eviction of the Minister.

The lawyers claimed the court was surprised and anguished with the fact that law minister, who came in as sub-tenant in the premises, argued that he had become owner of the property.

The court was also anguished with the fact that respondent herein was non other than cabinet minister of the state.

Jakkavva was represented by senior advocate D S Naidu and advocates Chinmay Deshpande and Abhishek Kalled.

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(Published 09 December 2025, 20:08 IST)