Supreme Court of India
Mir Singh and Ors. v. Union of India
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 : Award of compensation-Unifonn rate detennined by High Court for all lands-Held, no justification to grant higher rate in respect of some of the lands. For certain lands acquired the compensation was ultimately deter mined by the High Court @ Rs. 12 per sq. ft. Dissatisfied the appellants have preferred the present appeal. It was contended that the decision based on which the High Court determined the compensation @ Rs. 12 per sq. ft. related to 1959 notifica tion and since in the present case the notification was of 1961, the appel lants were entitled to higher
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