Supreme Court of India
The Special Land Acquisition Officer Btda, Bagalkot v. Mohd. Hanif Sahib Bawa Sahib
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894-Sections 4(1), 6 and 18-Land acquired- Market value-Determination of-Jn earlier acquisition cases market value of adjacent land fixed at Rs. 3 per sq. ft.-ln the instant case determination on base price of Rs. 3 after appreciation in the value of the land at 10% per annum for every subsequent year-Held, the appreciation was appropriate However, factual error in calculation of the compensation corrected by the Court.…
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