Supreme Court of India

Priya Vert v. U O I

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Bench Ramaswamy J.
Decided 7 August 1995

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JUDGMENT: O R R The notification under section 4 [1] of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (for short, ‘the Act’) acquiring large extent of lands in three villages including Khyala for planned development of Delhi, was published on 3rd september, 1957. The Land Acquisition Collector by his award dated 31st August, 1961, determined the compensation @ Rs.600/- Rs. 400/- and Rs.200/- per bigha to various categories of lands.…

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