Supreme Court of India
Sarup Singh and Anr. v. Union of India and Anr.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: ss. 23(1 ), 23(2) and 34 - Whether the benefit of enhancement in the rate of solatium and interest as introduced by the Amendment Act of 68 of 1984 could be given to such c of the claimants whose cases for payment of compensation were finalized prior to coming into force of the aforesaid 0 Amendment Act of 1984 - Held: For entitlement to enhanced rates under the Amendment, the award of the Land Acquisition Officer/Collector or of the Reference Court must, have been made between 30-4-1982 and 24-9-1984, i.e., the dates of introduction of the Land Acquisition
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