Supreme Court of India
Indian Council of Medical Research v. T.N. Sanikop & Anr. Etc. Etc.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 - s. 4, 23, 54 - Land c· acquisition - Compensation enhancement - Acquisition of land measuring 40 guntas for establishment of Medical Research Centre by State Government - Award of compensation at the rate of Rs. 10501- per gunta by the Land acquisition Officer which was enhanced to Rs. 7,0001- by the Reference Court - Land owners seeking enhancement of the quantum of compensation payable - High Court enhanced the compensation payable to the land owners from Rs. 70001 - per gunta to Rs. 99, 0001- per gunta being the fair market value of the acquired lands on the
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