Supreme Court of India
The State of Punjab v. Harchal Singh (dead) through Lrs.
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c Land Acquisition Act-Section 4-"Chahi" land situated in village acquired for public purpose-High Court f1Xed compensation at Rs. I, 7 5, 000 per acre--Challenge to-Held: On facts, reason given by High Court while awarding compensation was cogent and convincing-Compensation awarded could not be characterized as excessive-Hence interference by this Court not warranted In 1981, vide a notification issued under Section ·4 of the Land Acquisition Act, "Chahi" land situated in a village was acquired for expansion of an Industrial Focal Point.
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