Supreme Court of India
Rajinder Singh Bhatti and Ors. v. State of Haryana and Ors.
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r Land Acquisition Act, 1894: c ss. 11A, 48 (1) and (2) - Withdraw/ of acquisition proceedings - Lapse of acquisition proceedings - Due to failure to pass award within two years from publication of declaration, on account of non-approval of proposed award by Government - Held: The lapse of acquisition proceedings uls. 11A would not tantamount to withdrawal of acquisition • proceedings Therefore, claim for compensation u/s. 48 (2) not maintainable. s. 48 (1) - Decision of withdrawal of acquisition - Publication of, in official gazette - Held: Such decision is required to be published in
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