Supreme Court of India
The Jalandhar Improvement Trust v. The State of Punjab and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: Ss.18 and 28- -Redetermina(ion of compensation of a co"'."owner- App/ication for reference for enhancement of compensation at the instance of mother-Rejected as barred by time-Children added as petitioners in reference case-Their claim for enhanced compensation upheld-Mother filing application purporting to be .uls.28A for redetermining her compensation in vit?w of enhanced compensation granted to her children-Contention that mother's claim having been rejected as barred by time, provisions of s.2.8A would not apply in her case-Held, irrespective of the relevance…
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