Supreme Court of India
Joginder Singh Saini Etc. Etc. v. State of Haryana & Anr.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: S. 23-Nursery plants existing on land at time of acquisition-Whether entitled to compensation-Valua- lion of mother trees as wood-Validity of · The appellants' land was acquired under the Land Acquisition c Act on March 24, 1971 for planned development as residential area. They were then running a plant nursery on the said land. large number of potted plants, mother plants and trees also existed there. They demanded compensation for the land at the rate of Rs.35 per sq. yd. They also claimed compensation for nursery plants, potted plants mother plants and trees.
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