Supreme Court of India
Kashi Vidyapith v. Motilal and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: Section 3(j) (As it stood prior to Amend ment Act 68 of 1984), 4(1), 5- and 6 and Chapter VII. U.P. State Universities Act, 1973 : Sections 4(2)(3)(i), 8, 33, 55(3)(8) and 55- . General Clauses Act, 1897: Section 3(31). Kashi Vidyapith-Acquisition of lands for construction of the University campus building and staff quarters-W>it challenging Notification and decla rati01i-High Cowt setting aside the declarati01t-Appeal-Held object of establishment of University is for impa1ting higher educatio1r-Acquisition for construction of University building including staff
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