Supreme Court of India
Karnataka Electricity Board v. The State of Karnataka and Ors.
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land Acquisition Act, 1894: Sections 2(1 /), 4(/j, 5A, 6 and 23 (2). c land Acquisition-Agreement between Electricity Board and claimant- landowners-Provision for consideration of land and solatium-Award passed by land Acquisition officer not on the basis of Agreement between the parties Award passed by Land Acquisition Officer modified. Under an agreement, entered between the Appellant-Board and respondent-landowners, the Board agreed to pay consideration@ Rs. 14, 250 per gunta only for 2/3rd of the schedule property and the claimants agreed to hand over the entire schedule property to the
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