Supreme Court of India
Ranveer Singh v. State of U.P. through Secy. & Ors.
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La11d Acquisition Act. 1894 - s. 34 - Payment of interest - Acquisition of appellants land by authorities - Appellant entered i11to an agreement under the Rules of 1997 and accepted the .agreed amount-compensation, without a11y protest or demand for further interest - Subsequently, appellant claimed interest on the ground of s. 34 for the period already lapsed between taking of possession and sig11ing of the agree111entlpay111e11t of co111pe11sation - Held: When the land owner agrees for a consent award and the amount of compensation is accepted without any protest, the remedy under the Act
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