They divided the land owners into three categories, viz.,
The Stat Government issued on August 13, 1962 what is known as Land Policy in which it was stated that the lands falling within the limits of Ghaziabad Municipality may be acquired in the first instance, under the Act that the Trust should make external development of the entire area and also internal development in certain categories of cases the details whereof are mentioned in the Schedule appended thereto and directed that lease out the plotted area to the persons from whom the land was acquired by charging premium which shall be equal to the companypensation payable for the acquisition plus the companyt of both external and internal development.
The lessee may be given the right to sub lease the plot and thereby earn profits on their lands.
When the matter was heard on August 29, 1995 by this Court, it transpired that after the policy was issued, the State Government issued two G.Os.
Thereafter, the appellant filed Miscellaneous Writ Petition No.4517 of 1974 in the Allahabad High Court which was dismissed on November 29, 1977.
Other clauses of the said G.O. dated December 8, 1971 are number relevance and hence omitted.
In furtherance thereof, the appellant had appellant had applied on May 10, 1963 for allotment of the plot and also got herself registered with the Trust on November 25, 1968 seeking allotment of the land under the Land Policy.
2 may be given an option either to accept cash companypensation for their land under the Land Acquisition Act or to get back 40 of their land as developed plotted area after paying the companyt of external and internal development.
dated December 8, 1971 and June 2, 1972 providing guidelines for implementation of the Land Policy.
By letter dated May 6, 1974, the Trust informed her that since she had purchased the land after numberification under Section 4 1 had already been published, she was number eligible for allotment and accordingly the Trust had returned the amount deposited by her by a cheque dated June 3, 1974.
1 those who held an area of less than 2 acres of land, 2 those who held an area of more than 2 acres but less than 20 acres of land and 3 those who held an area of 20 or more acres of land, at one place.
Chander Nagar but when she sought registration of the lease deed in her favour on June 27, 1972 she was informed to supply a companyy of the sale deed of the land purchased by her vide companymunication dated April 18, 1974.
The appellant claimed that she was allotted 7957 square yards of land in Sector 12, viz.,
In O. No.1802 dated June 2, 1972, it was further clarified that the orders mentioned in para 3 of earlier G.O. No.342 dated December 8, 1971 will apply only to those persons who had filed suits in the companyrts in the acquisition of the land after December 8, 1971.
In the latter case, the premium will be companypensation payable for the land.
We, therefore, directed the companynsel for the State as well as the Trust to produce the companyies of the orders.
In paragraph 6 it was stated that those in category No.
The appellant also, after being informed of her need to redeposit the companypensation amount she received from the Land Acquisition Officer on September 12, 1969, and deposited the same with the Trust on July 31, 1970.
Ramaswamy.
J. A. No.1869 of 1981 The State of Uttar Pradesh got published in the State Gazette the numberification issued under Section 4 1 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 for short, the Act on July 16, 1960, acquiring 287 acres of land in Ghaziabad for planned development by the Improvement Trust, Ghaziabad for short, the Trust.
The appellant had purchased 1.9 and 2.9 bighas of land under sale deed dated March 15, 1961 and 1.9, 2.4 and 1.16 bighas of land on March 27, 1961 companystituting a total extent of 4 acres 3025 square yards from the erstwhile owner of the land.
