Supreme Court of India

Airports Authority of India v. Satyagopal Roy and Ors.

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Bench M.B. Shah, S.N. Variava and B.N. Agrawal JJ.
Decided 15 March 2002

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Compensation-Award of-For cutting of trees-Determination of market value on the basis of yield from the trees-Application of multiplier of 18 years yield-Held not justified-8 years multiplier is appropriate-Aircraft Act, 1934. Words and Phrases : "Capitalisation" and "Capitalising Rate "-Meaning of In the present case while determining the compensation for cutting of trees of the claimants-Respondents High Court had applied multiplier of 18 years yield.

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