Supreme Court of India
Padma Uppal Etc. v. State of Punjab & Ors.
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Land acquisition-Fixing compensation-When the Sup,,me Court coufd interfere. Procedure-When a Court of appeal can interfere in the lower court's judg ment. In respect of a vast area of land, partly urban and partly rural, adjoining each other, acquired by the State Government the Collector classified a part of it as potential building area and part as agricultural land and fixed a slightly higher rate of compensation for the former and a lower rate for the latter. Accepting the classification, the Senior Sub-Judge tq whom the determination of compensation was referred enhanced the
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