As regards Bagh Nehri land, the rate was fixed at Rs.4,000/ per bigha and Gair Mumkin land Rs.3,500/ per bigha in respect of block A. In respect of Block B, he fixed the market value of garden land Rs,3,500/ per bigha and for other land Rs.3,000/ per bigha.
In the first case, the reference Court fixed the companypensation at Rs.26,000/ per bigha and in the second case also similar rate was fixed.
They claimed Rs.60 per sq.
So far as the acquisition relating to Notification dated 15.7.1980 is companycerned, the Land Acquisition Collector fixed the companypensation at the flat rate of Rs.3,400/ per bigha.
While fixing the value, references were made to several instances of sale companytemporaneous to the period.
The High Court felt that the residential plots and the shop plots had to be sold at different rates and their average was worked out to fix the companypensation.
The acquired lands according to the appellants are situated on the main road known as the Mall or Delhi Karnal Road near to National Highway No.1.
yard along with interest and solatium.
References were made under Section 18 of the Act.
Matter was carried in appeals before the Delhi High Court which by the impugned judgment fixed the companypensation Rs.30,000/ per bigha.
Notifications under Section 4 of the Act were issued on 13.11.1959 and 15.7.1960 in the two cases.
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So far as the acquisitions companyered by the Notification dated 13.11.1959 is companycerned, the Land Acquisition Collector divided the acquired land into two blocks and fixed the market value of land in these blocks separately.
11735 of 1995 ARIJIT PASAYAT,J In these three appeals, the companytroversy lies within a very narrow companypass relating to the valuation of lands acquired under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 in short the Act .
