Supreme Court of India
Chimanlal Kuberdas Modi (d) by Lrs. v. Gujarat Industrial Development Corp. & Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 - s. 34 - Interest on solatium - Land belonging to appellant acquired - Award passed by Land Acquisition Collector -Reference application - Reference court passed decree - In the decree, the reference court made specific reference to payment of interest on compensation but did not make any reference to payment of interest on solatium - Appellant filed execution application - Claimed interest on solatium in the pending adjudication - Executing court permitted recovery of interest on solatium, relying upon a Supreme Court judgment in Sunder case, which was delivered
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