Supreme Court of India
Prem Chand & Ors. v. Union of India
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 - ss. 4 and 23(1A) r/w. s. 30(1)(b) - Land acquired - Cf::iim for compensation - High c Court relying on its previous judgment, awarded compensation @ Rs. 39,3001- per bigha and denied benefit u/s. 2B(1A) -In another case in respect of identical land, High Court had awarded compensation @ Rs. 3. 45 lacks per ' bigha, which was scaled down to Rs. 76, 5501- per bigha by 0 Supreme Court - Held: Claimants are entitled to the compensation uls. 23(1A) rlw. s. 30(1)(b), since the award had not been made on or before 30. 04. 1982 - In view of the judgment in the case of
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