Supreme Court of India
Rameshwar Dass v. The State of Punjab
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 – In . .@ SLP( ) No.5513/14, Respondent-State acquired the total land measuring around 14.49 acres (situated in 9 villages) for construction of Satluz-Yamuna canal – Appellant is the landowner of the land in question, located in the village Bhago Majra – Land Acquisition Officer (LAO) determined the compensation – Landowners including the appellant sought reference to the Civil Court – Civil Court enhanced the rates of the land – Landowners including the appellant filed appeal – High Court enhanced the compensation in view of its decision in Hari Singh and Others…
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