Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation, Indore v. Shri K. N. Palshikar, Indore
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c Madhya Bharat Municipal Corporation Act, 1956, ss. 305, 387, 392- APplication for fixation of compensation for land acquired lry munici pality--Soladum whether payable in addition to compensation-High Court in revision whether can consider question of sufficiency of compe,.. sation as fixed by District Judge-Municipality whether can withdraw from acquisition proceedings. The appellant corporation in accordance with its Road Widening Scheme sought to acquire some of the land belonging to the respondent. The respondent was not satisfied with the compensation offered by the appellant or
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