Supreme Court of India
Dr. G. B. Grant v. State of Bihar
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 ss. II, 18, Ja-Bihar Land Reforms Act, l950, s. 3-Award fi;rinp compenaation for land acquired-Land Re form-Acquired land vestinp in State-State whether entitled to compensation under award-Reference under s. 30 to decide claim of State whether competent. · The appellant owned certain lands in the State of Bihar in res pect of which proceedings under the Land Acquisition Act were started. Under s. II of the Act the Collector fixed the area of the land to be acquired and the compensation payable, and also apportioned the compensation between the appellant and the
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