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Enemy Property Act enacted after 1965 Indo-Pakistani War allows government to take control of individuals properties who migrated to enemy nations post partition.

Citing the Enemy Property Act (enforced in 1968), the social activist sought to know whether Pakistani citizens could have sold property in Bhopal in 1994-95.

The Enemy Property Act, 1968 deals with assets left behind by individuals who migrated from India to countries that are designated as ‘enemy’ nations.

Our ancestral property was divided about 20 years ago,” explains Abdu Khader of Nannambra in Malappuram. “Yet, I received a Central govt notice claiming my land is enemy property.” ...

Section 8 (A) of the Enemy Property Act grants the Central government authority to sell these properties. However, many of the properties have been encroached upon and or tied up in legal disputes.

Currently, enemy property matters in these states are being handled by the Mumbai office. Enemy properties were designated following the 1962 Sino-Indian War and the Indo-Pak wars of 1965 and 1971.

Enemy Property: Abida Sultan, the eldest daughter of the last Nawab of Bhopal Hamidullah Khan, and not Sajida Sultan (Saif Ali Khans' grandmother) was the original heir apparent of all his ...

While the term enemy property may sound dangerous, rest assured it is not. An enemy property is a property which was once owned by someone who is now living in an enemy country. These properties are ...

The govt is drafting a bill to amend the Enemy Property Act, granting the Union government more control over enemy properties, including direct ownership for public purposes. Changes follow a recent ...