Supreme Court of India
Special Deputy Collector (l.a.) v. N. Vasudevrao and Ors.
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Land Acquisition: Acquisition/Resumption of land by Government without payment c of ex-gratia-Challenged by assignee/owner-Single judge of High Court directing authorities to consider representation of petitioners for payment of ex-gratia-Not complied with by authorities Contempt petition-Single Judge directed payment of ex-gratia for entire extent of the land-LP dismissed by High Court-On appeal Held: LPA maintainable-Neither Single Judge nor Division Bench of the High Court addressed the basic issue and came to an abrupt conclusion-Hence, the order passed by the High Court set aside The…
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