HOMELESS RIGHTS AND PUBLIC LAND: WHAT THE LAW SAYS?

 Chameli Singh v. State of UP (1995)

In this case, justice Ramaswamy after complying with the provision of the right to livelihood under article 21 and right to residence under article 19(e) (1) of the Indian Constitution. He held that right to shelter is an essential fundamental right under the right to livelihood.






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