Supreme Court of India
Ahsanul Hoda v. State of Bihar
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 - Acquisition of land - Compensation - High Court reduced compensation awarded to claimant-appellant, by fixing lower market rate of the land and set aside the part of the order passed by the Reference Court granting Rs.10,0001- towards damages of standing crops- Justification - Held: On facts, not justified - Determination of market value by High Court was not based on any evidence but on mere presumption and surmises - High Court set aside compensation towards damages of standing crops by wrongly placing reliance on the statement of an Officer of the State (OP-W-1
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