Supreme Court of India
M/s. Kalimpong Land and Building Ltd. and Anr v. State 0f West Bengal and Ors.
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Rt;quisitioning and Acquisitioning of Immovable Property Act. 1952 : Section 8(1)-Sub-clauses (d) and (e)-'Fair amount of compen sation'-Arbitrator to award an amount 'which appears to him just'-Meaning of-Property r.equisitioned three decades ago-Detennination of compensa tion-Delayed due to various reasons though the owner has been taking all possible steps-Compensation and interest detennined by the Solicitor General on Court's orders-Award of interest disputed-Held : Interest jus tified and could be read into the said provision.r-l'ayf!lent of compensation and interest-Ordered. godown…
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