Supreme Court of India
Brij Behari Sahai (dead) through Lrs. Etc. Etc. v. State of Uttar Pradesh
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We are of the view that both parties ori either side should not be allowed to adopt their respective extreme stands at this point of time and to some extent, they will be precluded from doing G so also on the principle of estoppel arising out of their own conduct· for such long spells of time.
Judgment, page 17
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894-Section 18-Acquisition of suit property- State and Claimants claiming title over the suit property-Land Acqtfisition Officer awarding compensation to State and claimants in 10:6 ratio- Reference Court granting full awarded compensation to claimants-High Court restoring the award of Land Acquisition Officer-Validity of-Held, on facts, State and claimants entitled to co;npensation in 25:75 ratio on account of disputed stands taken. Respondent State initially filed suits before trial court for recovery of arrears of ground rent on the suit properties against the
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