Supreme Court of India
Special Land Acquisition Officer v. Sharanabasappa Shivayogappa Tyapal and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (as amended by Amendment Act 68 of 1984): Ss.23 (1- ), 23(2), 28-Acquisition of land-Compensation-Awards made by Land Acquisition Officer on 12.10.1978 and by reference Cowt on 31.3.198()-Held: claimants not entitled to benefits available under Amend ment Act 68 of 1984. The State Government filed the appeals by special leave against the judgment of the High Court in certain cases arising out of the award made by the Land Acquisition Officer on 12.10.1978 and the order of the reference court made on 31.3.1980. Allowing the appeals and modifying the order of the
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