Seven procedural rights:

  1. right to notice to inform the person about acquisition
  2. right of citizen to be heard or duty of state to hear the objections
  3. right of the citizen to a rasoned decision or duty of the state to inform the person of its decision to acquire a property
  4. duty of the state to demonstrate that the acquisition os exclusively for public purpose
  5. right of the citizen for a fair compensation
  6. duty of the state to conduct the process of acquisition efficiently and within prescribed timelines
  7. right of conclusion of proceedings

44th Constitutional Amendment omitted the right to property as a fundamental right, Article 300A, which was simultaneously inserted into the Constitution, provided that “no person shall be deprived of his property, save by authority of law”.

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