Supreme Court of India
Jiwani Devi Paraki v. First Land Acquisition Collector, Calcutta and Ors.
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West Bengal Premises Requisition and Control (Temporary Provision) Act 1947-Whether the State Government's requistion of the building under the 1947 Act for indifinite periods by renewing the said temporary .ct itself amounts to indirect acfuisition of property under the Land Acquisit/on .ct and hence the exercise of power under the 1947 Act is improper and nmlajide-West Bengal Lttnd Acquisition Act, Section 49 (!). The petitioner is the lessee of the premises No. 7/IA- , Lindsay Street, Calcutta which is situated in an important comn1ercial locality of Calcutta. ThC ,round floor and
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