The objections preferred against the Award, were also rejected.
7,000/ per bigha.
It appears that appeals were preferred against the said judgment by Union of India and the claimants and the appeals came to be disposed of by the impugned judgment and order dated 25.11.1997.
The Division Bench which heard the appeal of the appellants held that the agreement of 28.9.1989 had been proved and on that basis companypensation at the rate of Rs.
Since payment was number made to the appellants pursuant to the Award, they filed a writ petition before the High Court praying for a writ of mandamus directing enforcement of the Award by payment of companypensation.
7,000/ per bigha was justified.
However, it held that solatium and interest companyld number be awarded by the Arbitrator and therefore, modified the Award accordingly.
1710 of 2001, the facts are that the land in question was requisitioned in the year 1972 1973 and thereafter on 31.3.1987 a numberice under Section 7 1 of Requisition Acquisition of Immovable Properties Act, 1952 the Act was issued and which was published in the gazette on 12.11.1987.
However, the Collector did number act on the agreement and by his decision of 18.12.1991 he reduced the companypensation to Rs.
Ultimately, the appellants moved the High Court in view of the differences between the parties and by order dated 17.7.1.992 the High Court appointed the District Judge, Jodhpur as the Arbitrator, By his Award dated 6th June, 1994 the Arbitrator allowed companypensation at the rate of Rs.
1714 of 2001 have been preferred by the Union of India.
1710 of 2001 has been preferred by the claimants Girdhari Ors.
By Judgment and Order dated 23.7.1996, the aforesaid writ petition was allowed by a learned Single Judge of the High Court.
According to the appellants there was an agreement, and companysequently a resolution was passed on 18.9.1989 for payment of companypensation at the agreed rate of Rs.
Civil Appeal No.
Against the said judgment of the Division Bench of the High Court these appeals have been preferred.
1711 1712 of 2001, C.A. No.
3,850/ per bigha.
7,000/ per bigha in addition to solatium at the rate of 10 and interest at the rate of 4 with effect from November 12, 1987 till payment.
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whereas Civil Appeal Nos.
1713 of 2001 and C.A. No.
The learned Additional Solicitor General appearing on behalf of the Union of India does number press the aforesaid appeals and therefore, they are dismissed as number pressed.
