Supreme Court of India
Jivanbhai Ambalal v. Special L.A.Q. Officer.
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What the Court ordered
For the reasons stated in the order in the first matter, this appeal is also allowed and the rate of compensation is increased from Rs.58.50 to Rs.66 per sq.m (by increasing the 1986 market value of Rs.54.50 by a cumulative rate of 10% per year for two years).
Judgment, page 5
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