Under the scheme, out of the said 10 of the land to be allotted, 50 companyld be utilised by the allotted companycerned and the rest 50 goes to the companymon pool for the purpose of roads and other infrastructure.
On the question of price of the alternative site, the learned Solicitor has submitted that after acquisition the lands in New Bombay have been vested in CIDCO for development anti, disposal.
On the question of allotment of alternative plots as formulated in the scheme in 1976, the learned Counsels for the appellants have submitted that the State Government had formulated a scheme in 1976 wherein all persons whose lands are acquired companypulsorily are provided with alternative plot of land to the extent of 10 of the land so acquired subject to maximum of a plot size of 500 sq.mtrs.
The acquisition proceedings were, however, companycluded after a long lapse of time by giving awards in 1985 and 1986.
Some of the lands were used as agricultural lands while there were residential structure on the other.
It is companytended that the said scheme does number do full justice to the owners of the lands many of whom are solely dependent on the acquired land for their livelihood.
Mr. G. Ramaswamy has appeared for the appellants in the appeal arising out of special leave petition Nos.
13719 and 13459 of 1992.
