Supreme Court of India
Sushil Kumar Sen v. State of Bihar
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Practice-Appellate court holding order 011 review 1101 maintainab/e-Efject of. The appellant's land was acquired and the Land Acquisition Officer awarded -compensation at the rate of Rs. 14 /- per katha. The appellant applied for refer ence under s. 18 of the Land Acquisition Act and on 18-8-1961 the Additional District Judge held that he was entitled to compensation at Rs. 200/- per katha. The respondent State appEed for review of the judgment under 0.47, r.1, .P. . On 26-9-1961 the Additional District Judge allowed the application for review and reduced the compensation to Rs. 7 5 /- · per
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