Supreme Court of India
Ratti Ram v. Union of India and Another
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Land Acquisilion Ac/, 1894 - s.28 - lnlerest on enhanced compensa/ion - Statutory benefils u/s. 28 - Gran/ of - Land acquisilion proceedings - Award passed by lhe Collector - Denial of statu/ory benefits available under the Act lo the appel/anl-land owner, in respect of the value of land fixed - Ground for denial was that the proceeding initialed al /he inslance of the appellanl remained stayed before the Reference Court - Held: These are not relevant considera/ions or factors for the purpose of grant of stalutory benefits - There is no exclusion of any period contemplated on whatever account…
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