Supreme Court of India
The Revenue Divisional Officer & Anr. v. Ismail Bhai and Others
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What the Court ordered
In view of the foregoing, the appeals filed by the land owners are allowed and the appeals filed by the Revenue Depa rtment are dismissed.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Land Acquisition Act, 1894 – Compensation – Computatio n of, by High Court – When not proper – Held: Acquired land of t he village is a prominent area within the vicinity of the city of Hyderabad – It was acquired 40 years back in the year 198 1 and the compensation was decided by LAO after litigating in courts only @ Rs. 6 per sq. yards – Land acquired is now in the heart of ci ty of Hyderabad where the cost of the land has increased more than 10 0 times – Value of the said land cannot be computed at the r ate less than Rs. 250/- per sq. yard which is supported by t he evidence brought on
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