Supreme Court of India
Jnanedaya Yogam and Anr. v. K.K. Pankajakshy and Ors.
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Land Laws: Land Acquisition Act, 1894: Sections 3(j), 4 and 40-Acquisition-For society-Held: Does not fall within the definition of 'public purpose '-Such acquisition will be governed by Part VII of the Act. Section 40(b) and 4 / (5)-Acquisition-For company-Conditions for- Construction work-Held: Should be perennially and directly useful to the public-Should not be of a sporadic or of a temporary nature-Such work has to be finished within the time schedule laid down by S.41(5)-Conditions on which the work has to be executed and maintained are also to be laid down- Maintenance of such has to…
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