Supreme Court of India
A. Viswanatha Pillai and Ors. v. Special Tahsildar for Land Acquisition No. Iv and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: Ss. 4, 9, 18-Land acquisition Hindu coparcenery property-Acquisition of-Compensation-Refe rence under s. 18 by one coparcener-Other coparceners not parties to reference-Whether a reference on behalf of all co-parceners-Entitle ment of enhanced compensation-Whether all coparceners entitled to compensation pro-rata as per their shares-Whether State should take technical objections to entitlement of claim. The three appellants and their eldest brother, under a family partition, which took place in 1954, kept in common certain ancestral properties under the
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