Supreme Court of India
Murali Alias Dhananjayan v. State of Kerala
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894 – s.28( ) and s.4(1) – R e- determination of compensation in accordance with en hanced compensation awarded to other land owners when lands acquired under a common Notification – Lands owned by appellant, his father and his brother, which were situated in the same survey number, acquired under a common Notification issued u/s.4(1) in the year 1981 – Award of Land Acquisition Officer was contemporaneously chal lenged by Appellant, his father and his brother in the year 1997 in separate Reference petitions – In Reference petitions filed by appellant’s father and
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