Supreme Court of India
Liewellyn Furtado and Ors. v. Government of Goa and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 : Ss.4, 6,17-Declaration u/s 6 made after expiry of period prescribed- ';Acquisition challenged in writ petition before High Court-High Court rejected writ petition in limine-Held, since factual averments were not controverted, their effect was required to be considered by the High Court Since arguable points had been raised in the writ petition, High Court should have given reasons in support of its order-Matter remitted to High Court for fresh disposal in accordance with law. Constitution of India, 1950 : Article 226-Writ petition-Rejected in /imine by High
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