Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. Ajaib Singh and Ors.
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Requisitioning & Acquisition of immovable Properties Act, 1952 : Sections 7, 8(1)-Publication of Notification-Offer made to pa1ty in Forni ' ' of the Rules framed under the Act-Party not agreeing to the compensation-Reference to Arbitrato,._Award of higher compensation with solatium and interest-High Court fwther enhancing solatium and interest applying amended provisions of Land Acquisition (Amendment) Act 68 of 1984-Held: Since Land Acquisition Act itself does not apply, the Amend ment Act as of 1984 is not applicable and so enhanced solatium and interest not payable-Further held: since
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