File writ petition challenging acquisition of your land 

2) CAG Audit al stated that KIADB was reporting 3,510.93 acres as developed vacant (un-allotted) land. as of June 2017, KIADB was sleeping over an idle inventory of 6,593 acres of developed (and still un-allotted) land

3) contact a local lawyer ..

Please challenge the notice before High Court under the writ petition invoking Extraordinary Jurisdiction of High Court under Articles 226 and 227 citing the facts as per the present post in this Forum. 

1. Reply to KIADB notice that you have fulfilled all the formalities, such as conversation of the land, paid development fees, obtained approval from Town Planning for single residential site, as also you have executed a Relinquishment Deed relinquishing a portion of the property in favour of the Governor, Karnataka State and was in the process of obtaining Katha from Grama Panchayat and request for withdrawing the acquisition notice and proceedings in respect of your land, through a registered post.

2.  Alternatively you can meet the Land Acquisition Officer and apprise him of the situation and try for cancellation of this move.

3.  If there's no positive response, approach the jurisdictional Court and obtain Injunction Order against the KIADB, to not proceed further in the matter till it's settled by Court.

Yes they can 

State can acquire any land for public purpose by due process. You are entitle to full refund (expanses incurred till not) with compensation at present market rate. 

Yes KIADB can acquire the property. 

Dear Sir/Madam,

It is suggested that  the said KIADB can't acquired the property and you are suggested to approach the court to restrain the KIADB from such action. 

- As per sec 28/2 of the Acquisition of land. Act, If at any time, in the opinion of the State Government, any land is required for the purpose of development by the Board, or for any other purpose in furtherance of the objects of this Act, the State Government may by notification, give notice of its intention to acquire such land.

- Since, you have all the approval from the town planning for eka niveshan , and further paid the required development fee , then you should reply the said notice after submitting all these proofs for the same. 

- Further , if no response then stay the said order after filing a Writ Petition before the High court. 

If you have received notice from KIADB, you first go through their objection and by which law or rule that they place this objection.

If it is contrary to the law then you issue a legal reply notice mentioning that their objection is not maintainable, you can attach all the documentary evidences in your support to  establish your claim.

In the meantime you may also confirm that if there was any notification about the said acquisition and whether you have received the notice and what action you have taken on that.

You may also approach court with a suit for injunction against the authorities for the technical law of issuing notice at this stage when you have already completed the construction of the residence 

You may discuss with your advocate and proceed as per law.

Please consult local lawyer who is more conversant with local laws.

1. Yes KIADB can acquire the property.

2. If you dont want your property to be acquired then you can file writ petition before High court of Karnataka.

It can acquire the property but for public purposes. Compensation as per the markwt value has to be paid.

Go through the notification.

Yes you do the same and can acquire

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that there has now been a notice from the authority for the acquisition of the property which is at final development stage.
2. I would like to apprise you that there is no law which can bar the acquisition, if the same is as per law and in your case it may also be difficult to get parted with the notice.
3. But, yes you have all right ask for the compensation as per the law in and also at expedite basis which is your right reserved in case of the authority acquisition.