Supreme Court of India
Prabhakar Raghunath Patil and Ors. v. State of Maharashtra
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We are of the considered opinion that a deduction of 60 per cent (approximate) from the said valuation of the cost of construction in 1991 would be appropriate, and accordingly arrive at a compensation of Rs. 1700 per square meter for the structure.
Judgment, page 12
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Land acquisition Act, 1894: Compensation - Increase in valuation of open space - Held: When a large tract of land is acquired and the valuation thereof is sought to be determined on the basis of sale instances relating to small portion of land, deduction of 33% 0 from the value of such small tract of land is the general trend - High Court held that reference court was justified in awarding compensation @ Rs. 2251- sq meter for open space - While coming to the said conclusion, High Court corisidered the sale related to a small plot of land as compared to the acquired land and made deduction…
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