Supreme Court of India
Harinarayan & Ors. v. Union of India & Another
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Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Act 1952. s. 8(3)-CornpensMion under-Requisiticn originally made under De fence of India Act, 1939-Whether requisitioning continued till acquisi tion made undq 1952 .ct. The property in question was requisitioned by the Government of India with effect from 17 July 1942 under Rule 75 ( ) of the Dofencc of India Rules, 1939, The Oovernmont was in possession of the property until the Government decid,d to acquire the property in 1953. There was dispute between the Government and the appellants, in whose favour the proporty was he'd under
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