Supreme Court of India
Kendriya Karamchari Sehkari Greh Nirman Samiti Ltd., Noida v. State of U.p.& Anr.
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Urban Development: Land Acqu_isition Act, 1897; Ss. 11, 18 and 28A: Acquisition of land - Compensation - Reference - Compensation enhanced by Reference Court - Challenged by State - Some of land owners, including appellant, filing application in terms of Section 28A of the Act for enhancement of compensation as they were not parties to Reference - District Collector kept the application pending in view of Government's Order directing the authorities to keep application under Section 28A of the Act pending till final decision in the matter under challenge is arrived at by the High
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