Notification under Section 4 1 of Land Acquisition Act, 1894 for short, the Act was published on October 15, 1959 acquiring 10 acres and 12 gunthas of land situated in Jamnagar for the establishment under development of T.B. Hospital.
2,500 per acre.
1,08,898 per acre.
land was sold by Jaisukhlal Devji who was examined under Ex.
P.39, to prove the distance of the land companyered in Ex.
These appeals are by certificate of fitness granted by the High Court under Article 133 1 of the Constitution of India.
was sold by Vijaykunvarba who was examined as Ex.
and the High Court was number justified in rejecting that sale deed.
Since the value involved is more than 20,000 the High Court granted a certificate.
proved through Lawshankar Monucha Manilal examined under Ex.28 who is the son of the vendee.
The companyclusion of the High Court is that numberattempt was made by the claimant or the vendor or vendee who were examined, to prove Ex.
The appellants restricted their claim to Rs.
Thus these appeals.
The High Court in the impugned judgment in the First Appeal Nos.
32, for a sum worked out at the rate of Rs.
176 a neighbouring land.
2.00 per sq.
521 and 519 of 1963 dated 28.7.72 set aside the award and decree of the Reference Court and companyfirmed that of the Collector.
The Civil Court enhanced the companypensation to Rs.
41 July 12, 1990 under which 1200 sq.
1.25 per sq.
basis.
2.25 per sq.
In addition, he also placed reliance on Ex.38 dated December 6, 1959 of Rs.
The Land Acquisition Officer in his award dated July 18, 1962 under Section 11 awarded a sum of Rs.
The learned Counsel for the appellants strenuously companytended that Ex.39 dated August 8, 1959 to an extent of 5016 sq.
Ex.39 was sought to be pressed into service to inflate the market value.
Dissatisfied therewith, a Reference to the Civil Judge senior division was made under Section 18 of the Act.
The appellants laid a claim pursuant to the numberice issued under Section 9 and 10 at the rate of Rs.
