Supreme Court of India
Vljay Cotion and Oil Mills (p) Ltd. v. State of Gujarat
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894--Section 6(1), 23 & 26-Costs and inierest can be awarded 6y higher courts if not awarded by lower court. The appellant owned land in Kutch District and the Government of Gujarat took its possession on a specific understanding that in exchange the Government would give Iii It land of equal value but the GoverDIDellt resiled aild issued a notification under section 6(1) of the Lalld Acquisition Act, 1894 straightaway declaring that the land in question was needed for public purpose. The collector awarded Rs.5,075/44 np as compel!Slition. At the instance ilf the
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