4.12 crores and these averments are substantially admitted in the companynter affidavit filed by S. Mahadeva Iyer on behalf of the Union of India where in para 9 he has stated thus In reply to para 20 of the writ petition I submit that the total assessment of the entire property companyes to Rs.
4.56 crores.
metre at Rs 3,98,05021.84 say about Rs.
four crores and inclusive of other items of properties the total value was put down at Rs.
four crores in the city of Kota stands admitted.
Under Article 32 of the Constitution of India.
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metre in the case of vacant land situated in urban agglomerations falling within categories C and D. In other words, for vacant land yielding income the method of capitalisation of the income for certain number of years is adopted while for vacant land yielding numberincome maximum rates of companypensation for A and B categories at Rs.
26 acres and that the Assistant Director, Lands and Buildings Tax, Kota in his assessment order dated 20.12.
N. Poddar and Ms. A. Subhashini for the Respondents.
In other words, in the case of this petitioner the fact that he owns urban vacant land of the value of about Rs.
K. Jain and S.S. Khanduja for the Petitioners.
350/ of 1977 etc.
Those writ petitions were disposed of on November 13, 1980 by a Constitution Bench companysisting of Krishna Iyer J., Talzapurkar J., A.P.Sen J., and the two of us.
15.12 per sq.
1976 had valued the same at market rate of Rs.
