Supreme Court of India
Navanath & Ors. v. State of Maharashtra
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For the foregoing reasons, are not in a position to agree with the judgment of the High Court.
Judgment, page 28
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Land Acquisition. Act, 1894: Compensation - Determination of - Relevant factors - Held: For computation of compensation, large number of factors to be taken into consideration, namely, nature and quality of land, whether irrigated or unirrigated, facilities for irrigation like existence of well etc., presence of fruit bearing trees, location of the land, closeness to any road or highway, the evenness thereof, o whether there exists any building or structure - Reference court awarded compensation on the basis of classification of lands as also on the ground that there were fruit bearing trees
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