Supreme Court of India
S. Prabha Singh Dhillon Etc. Etc. v. Hoshiarpur Improvement Trust and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Ac4 1894 as amended by Act 68 of 1984. Ss.23(1- ), 23(2), 28, 34-Land under acquisition-Possession with owners-Held, lv•zd owners entitled to solatium @ 30% on enhanced com- pensation, but not entitled to interest under Ss.34 and 28 or additional amount under S.23( 1- ) as they were in possenion of the land. This Court, while deciding the appeals, had directed that payment of interest and solatium would be determined in accordance with the decision in Raghubir Singh's case.* Disposing of the applications, this Court HELD: The petitioner would be entitled to payment of
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