Supreme Court of India
State of Kerala and Ors. v. Antony Fernandez and Anr.
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In view of the aforesaid conclnsion of ours the wider question whether the period of one year is to be considered in the light of date of Section 6 notification, i.e., 20th May 1994 or its publication in the Gazette on 08th June 1994 would pale into insignificance and it is not necessary for us to consider G that wider question.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Land Acquisition Act, 1894 : S. 4(1) and s. 6(1)-lssuance of mJtification u/s 6(1) after one year of publication of notification u!s 4(1)-Held, the order of the High Court that possession should not be taken till inquiry uls 5A is held and objections are . considered, would amount to stay of further proceedings pursuant to s. 4(1) notification after s.5A inquiry-The period of stay to be excluded-Therefore, notification u/s 6(1) issued within the time prescribed. Sangappa Gurulingappa Sajjan v. State of Karnataka and Ors, (1994) 4 SCC 145; Government of T.N and Another v. Vasanta Bai, [1995)
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