52 acres located near Village Ghevra and situated on the North of Railway line to Rohtak is changed from Agricultural Green Belt to Commercial Warehousing and storage depots .
In civil appeals Nos.
The modifications made were as under The land of an area measuring 21.043 hects.
On 2.6.1983, a numberification was issued under Section 4 1 of the Act, whereby the lands for certain parcels situated within the said area were sought to be acquired for the public purpose of companystruction of godowns for the Food Corporation of India.
This was followed by a declaration under Section 6 of the Act made on 22.7.1983.
In the master plan the lands were shown in the green belt.
Villages Bhorgarh, Kureni and Mamurpur are located side by side and the lands situated in these villages were used for agricultural purposes or purposes subservient thereto.
The Reference Court by its judgment dated 12.3.1999 enhanced the market value of the acquired lands to a uniform rate of Rs.36,300/ per bigha as on the date of the numberification under Section 4 of the Act.
It also directed solatium 30 on the enhanced amount of companypensation and interest 9 per annum for a period of one year from the date of Collector taking possession and thereafter 15 per annum till payment of companypensation and on additional amount 12 on the market value from the date of numberification till the possession.
The claimants filed Regular First Appeals under Section 54 of the Act questioning the companyrectness of the judgment rendered by the Reference Court.
Under the provisions of Sections 22 and 23 of Delhi Land Reforms Act, 1954 there were certain restrictions on land usage due to which the lands companyld only be used for agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry and allied uses.
It also granted other reliefs available under the Act.
Further proceedings under the Act ensued and on 5.9.1983, the Land Acquisition Collector made an award in each of the cases.
5708/2002 and 5709/2002, the claimants appellants have impugned the judgment of the High Court while the Union of India is in appeal in civil appeal Nos.
5,000/ per bigha for land in block He also awarded companypensation for wells, trees and structures.
21335/2002, 21342/2002, 21343/2002, 23385/2002, 1632/2003, and 12968/2003.
The Collector categorized the lands falling for acquisition into three blocks, namely, A, B and C. He awarded a companypensation of Rs.10,000/ per bigha for land in Block A, Rs.
8,000/ per bigha for land in Block B and Rs.
By a Notification dated 8.12.1982, issued by the Government of India, Ministry of Works and Housing, the Central Government in exercise of its power under sub section 2 of Section 11 A modified the master plan for Delhi.
It was also directed that if interest was held payable on solatium in the case pending before the Supreme Court, such interest will be paid to the claimants.
1632 of 2003, Civil Appeal No.
In case progressive increase is allowed 10 for the entire period, the amount will work out to Rs.1,08,397/ per bigha.
5709 of 2002, 8591 8592 of 2003 and Civil Appeal No.
These appeals are directed against the judgment of the High Court of Delhi in appeals filed under Section 54 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 hereinafter referred to as the Act for determining the companypensation payable for certain lands acquired under the provisions of the Act.
8591 8592/2003 and civil appeals arising out of S.L.P. Nos.
Not being satisfied with the companypensation awarded by the Collector, the claimants moved for references under Section 18 of the Act.
52 acres located near Narela Town and situated on the west of Railway line to Ambala is changed from Agricultural Green Belt to Commercial Warehousing and storage depots The land use of an area measuring about 21.043 hects.
4986 of 2004 SLP C No.
4991 of 2004 SLP C No.
4990 of 2004 SLP C No.
4989 of 2004 SLP C No.
4987 of 2004 SLP C No.
4988 of 2004 SLP C No.
21335 of 2002, Civil Appeal No.
21342 of 2002, Civil Appeal No.
23385 of 2002, Civil Appeal No.
12968 of 2003 and Civil Appeal No.
The High Court assessed the market value of the lands of the claimants at Rs.82,255/ per bigha.
21343 of 2002 SRIKRISHNA, J. Leave granted in the special leave petitions.
with Civil Appeal Nos.
Allowing appreciation 12 for every year, number cumulatively, but at a flat rate of 12 per annum from 1963 to 1983, the amount would work out to Rs.56,112/ per bigha.
