Supreme Court of India
P. Janardhana Reddy v. State of A.P. and Ors.
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Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952-Section 3-Compensation scam Payment of exorbitant compensation to land holders on acquisition of land by State Government under decree of Civil Courts-High Court initiating suo motu action and stayed the payment of compensation-Appointment of a Commission under the Act by State Government after informing the High Court-Formation of opinion for appointing a Commission-Held, there is no prescribed form or manner to express the opinion-Held, on facts, it is a matter of public importance which requires detailed inquily-Notification of appointment of Commission of…
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