Supreme Court of India
Executive Engineer, Nandur, Madhameshwar Canal v. Vilas Eknath Jadhav and Others
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LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1894: Dispossession of land owner prior to notification u/s 4(1) c - Damages - Held: In case the land owner has been dispossessed prior to the issuance of the preliminary Notification uls 4(1) of the Act, it will be open to such land owner to recover the possession of his land by taking appropriate legal proceeding - In case the possession is not recovered, he would be entitled to rent or damages for use and occupation for the period Government retained possession of the properly. R.L. Jain (DJ by LRs. versus . . . and Others 2004(2) SCR 1156 =AIR 2004 SC 1904 - relied
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