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C.e.s.g: Liml1 Ted v. Sandhya Rani Barik and Ors.
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West Bengal Land (Requisition and Acquisition) Act, 1948 - Acquisition under - Of large tract of land - Assess- ment of land value - Just and reasonable compensation - c Held: Armchair assessment of land value has to proceed with common sense and circumspection - For assessing com- pensation, efforts should be to find out the price fixed for simi- tar land in the vicinity - Where a very large plot of land has Ill been acquired and the comparison is sought to be made with a comparatively small piece of land which has been sold. or 0 otherwise dealt with, then in that event, a percentage of
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