Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab v. Jagdish Singh
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What the Court ordered
In View of the above clarification, if additional amount of compensation becomes due on account of calculation of land on marlas basis, as a special case, deficit court fee, if required to be paid, may be paid within one month from today.
Judgment, page 2
From the headnote
JUDGMENT: WITH CIVIL APPEAL NOs. 7773-74 AND 7775-76 OF 1995 (Arising out of SLP (c) Nos. 4401-02/89 and 9043-44/94) O R R These appeals are disposed of by a common judgment. The State has filed these appeals against the enhanced compensation. The respondents filed the appeals for further increase of compensation than awarded by the High Court @ Rs. 1,60,000/- per acre. The learned counsel for the claims for higher compensation on the basis of three transactions relied on before the High Court- Ex.p.4, p.7 and p.9 dated April 7, 1979, March 29, 1978 and June 26, 1978 respectively.
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