Supreme Court of India
Lucknow Development Authority v. Krishna Gopal Lahoti and Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894-ss.23, 24 & 25: Acquisition of large tracts of land-Fixation of market value- c With reference to sale instances in respect of small plots of land- Permissibility-Held: Where large area is subject matter of acquisition, rate at which small plots are sold cannot be a safe criteria-However, in absence of any other material and in appropriate cases, the .. adjudicating Court can make comparison of prices paid for small plots ; ·~ and determine compensation in respect of the acquired land albeit after making necessary deductions /adjustments. Acquisition of land-For
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