Supreme Court of India
Lilawati Agarwal (dead) by Lrs and Ors v. State of Jharkhand
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 -- ss.23(1- ), 23(2) and 28 - Claim under - Entitlement - s. 4 Notification issued on c 21.4.1965 - s.6 Notification issued on 10.11.1966 -Award of collector made on 6.4.1972 - s.30 of Amendment Act, 1984 made operative w.e.f. 24.9.1984 - Reference court decided reference on 30. 9. 1985 - High Court held that in view of decision in *Paripoornan case, claimant was not entitled to J benefit under ss.23(1- ), 23(2) and 28 - On appeal, Held: Constitution Bench in **Raghubir case fixed two terminus points i.e. Award by Collector or decision of reference court must be
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