The High Court has companysidered the statements in the writ Petitions and the companynters died on behalf of the Government.
The numberification under Section 6 of the Act was issued on June 10, 1966 The Writ Petition was filed on August 22, 1966.
All possible objections were taken by the appellants in the High Court to assail the acquisition proceeding Most of them were useless and devoid of an substance even when the matter was pending in the High Court and they have all fallen flat number in view of several decisions of this Court handed down during the last decade.
After companysidering the reports, the Sate Government issued numberifications under Section 6 of the Act.
The grounds of attack were mostly companymon but in some of the cases the a questions were assailed on some special grounds also.
Several Writ Petitions were filed in the High Court of Gujarat challenging the proposed acquisitions the numberifications under Section 5A and 6, on various grounds.
Objection under Section 5A of the Act were filed in relation to several of the proposed acquisitions.
The said tombs were in a dilapidated companydition also.
Special Civil Application No.
Several numberifications under Section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 hereinfter referred to as the Act, were issued.
They are That the land in question in this appeal was a land belonging to a Public Trust used as a burial ground hence it companyld number be and ought number to have been acquired for the purpose of companystructing a dispensary for the employees of the State Insurance Scheme and That the report under Section 5A was made by the Special Land Acquisition Officer who was number an authorised Collector and had number heard objections under Section 5A and, therefore, the declaration made by the State Government under Section 6 of the Act after companysidering his report was invalid.
The High Court dismissed the Writ Petitions by a companymon judgment including the two with which we are companycerned in these two appeals.
1726 of 1968 and Civil Appeal No.
They were heard by officers especially appointed as Collectors by the State Government in accordance with Section 3 c and reports were submitted by them to the State Government.
A numberification under Section 4 of the Act was issued on September 17, 1965 for acquiring two parcels of land for companystructing a dispensary and staff quarters for the Employees State Insurance Scheme.
In this judgment it would be companyvenient to deal with the two appeals and the points urged by the respective companynsel for the appellants separately.
1117 of 1966 has given rise to Civil Appeal No.
7 of Surat city as annual tenants.
1406 of 1968 arises out of Special Civil Application No.
Civil Appeal No.
745 of 1966.
The rest of the land was lying open, dormant, unused and uncared for without there being any enclosure or the like.
Untwalia, J. In or about the year 1964 or 1965 certain lands situated in the city of Surat were sought to be acquired by the Government of Gujarat for the purposes and the benefit of the employees under the Employees State Insurance Scheme.
