Supreme Court of India
Ram Kali Bhattacharjee v. State of West Bengal
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Judgment, page 3
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894/West Bengal (Requisition and Acquisition) Act II of 1948: · ' Sections 18(2)/11. 12(2)/Section 4-Reference Applications made-- High Cowt holding that they were beyond limitation-Due to paucity of evidence controversy could not be decided-Matter refen·ed to Reference Co wt. Certain lands were acquired under the West Bengal (Requisition and Acquisition) Act II of 1948 and the Collector made an award. Claimants preferred a reference and the Civil Court enhanced the compensation. The State went in appeal and the High Court noticed that the reference applications were
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