Supreme Court of India
The Land Acquisition Officer and Sub-collector, Gadwal v. Smt. Sreelatha Bhoopal and Anr.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 : Compensatiort-Award of--Land Acquisition Officer awarding Rs. 8,000 per acre--Confinned by the High Court-On appeal held: --111 view of the state of evidence, the large extent of land as also the facts the appropriate market value would be Rs. 20, 000 per acre, which is substituted in place of Rs. 8, 000 awarded by the Land Acquisition Officer and co11fim1ed by High Cowt-Also entitled to usual solarium at the rate of 30% and interest 011 enhanced compensation at the rate of 9% per annum from the date of taking possession till the date of paymellt of such enhanced
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