Supreme Court of India
Meher Rusi Dalal v. Union of India and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: Section 30-Reference under-Apportionment of share-By tenants- ,.,. Property taken over by Central Government for war purposes-Notice to quit given to Defence Government-Owner filed writ petition for directions that the property be acquired or possession be handed back-Central Government agreed to acquire said property-Certain amount awarded as compensation- Central Government sought permission to withdraw from acquisition and to set aside the award, which was not granted-Subsequently, Central Government filed a writ petition for apportionment of its share-The High
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