Supreme Court of India
Hindustan Zinc Ltd. v. Bhagwan Singh Bhati & Ors.
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Land Acquisition: c Acquisition of land for company - Writ Petition by landholders - Claiming employment in the company for one member of each family - Company disputing the relevant clause in the agreement as a fabricated one and also raising plea of delay - High Court allowing the claim relying upon an earlier order - HELD: High Court having not recorded its findings on the issues raised as also with regard to similarity of fact of the case relied upon, matter remitted to it for disposal afresh. .... The respondent landholders filed writ petitions before the High Court seeking a direction
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