Supreme Court of India
Revenue Divisional Officer-cum-l.a.o. v. Shaik Azam Saheb Etc. Etc.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: c Compensation for land acquired - Computation of - Agricultural lands abutting National High way and nearby, situated about 4 km. away from District Headquarters and surrounded by educational institutions - Factors relevant for + determination of market value - Explained - Market value determined accordingly - One-third deduction allowed towards development costs - 10% escalation per year added. Agricultural lands of the respondents-claimants abutting National Highway situate in village 'P' and nearby village 'BT', both being about 4 km. away from the District
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