Supreme Court of India
Jaya Chandra Mohapatra v. Land Acquisition Officer, Rayagada
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 : Ss. 47, 151 and 152, Order 47 r.1-Reference court exercising jurisdiction under Land Acquisition Act-Power to review its earlier order- Reference court enhancing compensation but not granting benefits of Act 68 of 1984-Application by claimant-Benefits partly granted-On further application for clarification, reference court granting further benefits under Act 68 of 1984-State not questioning the order but executing court allowing objection of the State that reference court not further review its decree- Held, there is no bar on reference court to review its…
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