Supreme Court of India
K. Subbarayudu and Others v. The Special Deputy Collector (land Acquisition)
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 - s. 54 - Compensation for fruit bearing trees - Land acquisition by award dated 30.01.1992 - Compensation for the fruit bearing trees, Rs. 50-70 for each lime tree and Rs. 321- for each pomegranate tree - Reference court enhanced the compensation to Rs. JOO/- per lime tree, but for pomegranate tree it remained same -,. Appeal by claimants seeking enhancement of compensation - Dismissed by the High Court on the ground of inordinate delay of 3671 days - Held: There may be omission on the part of the claimants lo adopt extra vigilance; but same need not be used as a
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