Supreme Court of India
Premwati v. Union of India & Ors.
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Land Acquisition - Land acquired - Determination of the value of the land - Land holder claiming the compensation at Rs, 1,25,0001-per bigha - High Court by impugned order relying on another case *(Balbir Singh's case) held that value of the land should be fixed at Rs.50,0001-- But in view of the fact that in *Balbir Singh's case, acquisition was one year prior o to the acquisition in the instant case, the Court adopted depreciated value and fixed the value at Rs.42, 0001- per bigha - Held: Reasoning of High Court in relying on *Balbir Singh's case for enhancing the value of the land is
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