Supreme Court of India
Ved Prakash and Ors. v. Ministry of Industry, Lucknow and Anr.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894-Section 48(1)-Land acquisition-Land covered by Uttar Pradesh Industrial Area Development Act-Land claimed to be abadi land-Exemption from acquisition sought-On litigation direction by Supreme Ccmrt to State authority to consider the nature of land for considering its exemption from acquisition-Representation to State authority Land found not liable to be exempted from acquisition as the same was not abadi land~Writ petition dismissed by High Court-On appeal, held: Land not liable to be exempted-Representation rightly rejected by the State Authority-Uttar Pradesh…
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