Supreme Court of India
Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Developemnt Corporation Limited & Ors. v. Rameshwar Dass (dead) & Ors.
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: Land acquisition – *Waz ir vs. State of Haryana’s case – Clarification of, sought by landowners from certain villages – In Wazir’s case compensation in respect of one set of village assessed at Rs. 39,54,666/- per acre and other set of village at Rs.29,77,333/- per acre – Thus, compensati on in respect of lands from the concerned villages assessed at Rs .29,77,333/- per acre – Filing of applications before this Court seeking clarification of Wazir’s case – Land owners submitting that the lands coming from all the villages were always considered by the Reference
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