Supreme Court of India
Tamil Nadu Housing Board v. Abdul Salam Sarkar (dead) and Others
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 – Acquisition of land – Interest on solatium – Entitlement to – Interpretation of Constitution Bench judgment in Gurpreet Singh case – Direction of High Court to the effect that claimants-respondents would be entitled to move an application for interest on solatium in view of the judgment in Gurpeet Singh Case– Held: Justified – On facts, claim for interest on solatium had not been rejected by the reference court – High Court had held that the issue as to whether interest on solatium would be granted would depend on the outcome of the proceedings pending before…
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