Supreme Court of India
S. Gurdial Singh and Ors. v. Ludhiana Improvement Trust
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Punjab Town Improvement Act, 1922: Sections 24, 28 (2), 36 and 48. Land Acquisition Act, 1894: Sections 4(1) and 18. Land acquisition-Notification and declaration---W1it challenging ac quisition-Ground that notification and declaration were vague-Dismissal of writ by Higlz Corm-Appeal before Supreme Colllt---Held the Notification issued in the presellt case indicates the existence of the map and the detailed scheme for the inspection of the persons interested in the scheme-It was reiterated in the declaration published under Section 6 of the Central Act- scheme was also annexed to the
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