Supreme Court of India
Kalumiya Karimmiya v. State of Gujarat and Ors.
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l:and Acquisition Act 1894-Secs. 4, SA, 6-Reasonable opportunity in znquzry under sec. SA-Whether collector bound to give copy of the report submuted to Government to the owner of land-Effect of not giving the copy Delay between sec. 4 & 6 notifications-Effect of-What is unreasonable delay-Vagueness of s, 4 notification. · notification was issued under section 4 ( 1) of the Land Acquisition Act ~894 ~n 7.6.1966 intending to acquire a total area of 13,900 sq. yds of land mc!.udmg 474. sq: yards of the appellant's land in Surat City. After consi dermg the obiecl!ons under s. SA a notification
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