Supreme Court of India
Defence Research & Development Organization v. Anjanappa & Anr.
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LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1894: Compensation - Award of compensation in respect of comparable lands - High Court enhanced market value of land, on the basis of comparable lands in other land· acquisition case - Held: High Court adopted the method of 0 10 per cent increase evety year in market value of land and used the exemplar to conclude that appellant could not be permitted to acquire land of respondents at the price lesser than the market value of their land - Land in question had a potential value on the date of preliminaty Notification as was evident from oral evidence adduced before
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