Supreme Court of India
Jage Ram and Ors. Etc. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: Land acquisition--Allotment of altemative sites-Depends upon pur pose of acquisition-Acquisition for defence purpose-Displaced persons held not entitled to altemative sites. Petitioners' lands were acquired for ·defence purpose viz •. estab lishment of Radar for which due compensation was paid to them •. It was contended on their behalf that since they have been displaced from their holdings, they need some site for construction of their houses.and that, . , therefore, the Government of India may make an effort to provide them alternative sites. Dismissing the
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