Supreme Court of India
Naresh Kumar & Ors. v. Govt. of Nct of Delhi
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 – ss. 1 1 and 13A – Review of awar d – Land of appellants was acquir ed – An awar d dated 01.10.2003 was passed by the Land Acquisition Collector awar ding compensation of Rs.1,97,08,397/- in favour of the appellants – Then on dated 14.07.2004, a r eview award was passed by the Land Acquisition Collector , r educing the amount of compensation by Rs.49,39,195/- on the gr ound that the compensation ought not to have been awar ded in r espect of alleged illegal str uctures on the land, which had wr ongly been awar ded by the awar d dated 01.10.2003 – Pr opriety of –
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