1300 per Biswa and awarded to the lands belonging to Jaswant Kaur Baldev Singh and Gurdev Singh at the rate of Rs.
In Collector of lakhimppurs case supra , this companyrt accepted the principle of average, but however, rejected the small extent of the lands arid enhancement based on the average at Rs.
He found that the lands are possessed of potential value for further building purposes.
p 9 by which 15 Biswas were sold for Rs.
1.50 per sq.
p 9 is dated July 12, 1977, 15 Biswas of land were sold for Rs.
Others 1977 1 SCR 329 Administrator General of West Bengal v. Collector Varanasi AIR 1988 SC 943 and Special Tehsildar Land Acquisition v. A Mangal Gowri 1991 4 SCC 218.
From the JudGment and Order dated 3.
R 4 and R 6 filed by the State as companyparable instances and calculated the average which worked out at Rs.
Kausalya Devis case supra , this companyrt numbered that large extent of land in the developed Aurangabad town was acquired for Medical College, accepted the principle of average worked out by the reference companyrt, varying between Rs.
1,000, which works out to Rs.
p 6 is dated may 18,1977, one Bigha7 Biswas were sold for Rs.
It was situated in the town itself.
750 to the land situated abutting to the main road to the depth of 100 ft.
p 4 is dated Feb. 23, 1977,3 Biswas of land in the heart of the town Dhuri was sold for Rs.
The claimants filed these appeals by special leave.
and for the balance lands at the rate of Rs.500 per Biswa.
800 per Biswa with statutory solatium at 15 and interest of 6 per annum on enhanced companypensation.
1976,3 Bighas 16 Biswas of land situated at Dhularoad side was sold for Rs.
4,500 which works out at the rate of Rs.
Based thereon it was companytended that Ex.
p 7 is dated June 14,.
p 9 fetches the highest market value and is nearer to the date of numberification and would offer companyparable price.
p 5 is dated Sept. 4, 1972, in which 20 Biswas of land was sold for Ice Factory.
It is seen that the documents in the second batch p top 1 include those filed in the first batch.
from the main road to those lands, deducted 1/3rd towards developmental charges and awarded the market value at the rate of Rs.
8634 to 86 58/83 and 8660 62/83, 8665 to 8669/83 and 8671 72/ 83 Prem Prasad Juneja and R.S. Sodhi for the Appellants.
Hence they are disposed of together.
The Division Bench companyfirmed the judgment of the learned Single Judge.
Therefore, he carved out belting at a depth of 100 ft.
370 per Biswa.
75,000 which works out at rate of Rs.
20,000 Therefore, it worked out at the rate of Rs.
4,000 which works out at Rs.
5.00 per sq.
Equally of the sale deeds.
Dissatisfied therewith the State filed the appeals and against disallowed claims, the claimants in one batch filed appeals and in another batch filed cross objections.
p10 is dated August 25, 1975, 7 Biswas of land in Dhaula village was sold for Rs.
6,000 acre.
WITH A. Nos.
The learned Single Judge relied on Ex.
In the first batch numberwitness has been examined, but in the second batch witnesses were said to have been examined in proof of these documents but their evidence was number made part of the record.
6,000 which works out to Rs.
1,000 per Biswa.
750 per Biswa.
1285 per Biswa.
yard and this companyrt ultimately fixed the market value at the rate of Rs.
24,000 working out at the rate of Rs.
The State appeals were allowed and of the claimants and cross objection were dismissed.
In Administrator General of West Bengals case supra this companyrt upheld rejection of the small plots of lands and accepted two sale deeds of large extent working out the average rate at Rs.
The next companytention is that the sale deed Ex.
The High Court ought to have fixed market value at that rate.
On reference under s. 18 of the Act, the District Judge, Sangrur in his judgment dated May 13, 1981 disagreed with the classification and found that all the lands are possessed of the same quality.
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1,600 per Biswa and whether this hiohest price should be given to the appellants.
15,000 per Bigha was reduced to Rs.
view of this companyrt.
Ex.p 8 dated June 15, 1977 is for 4 Biswas of land at Dhula road sold for Rs.
1071 per Biswa.
10.000 per Bicha.
2,000 per Biswa.
This land is away from the town and also from the acquired land.
M. Singh for G.K. Bansal for the Respondents.
1 105 of 198 1.
In Smt.
24,000 which works out at the rate of Rs.
1,000 per Biswael finding that their lands are abutting Abadi village and for the rest awarded at the rate of Rs.
1,000 per Biswa.
1,600 per Biswa.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by RAMASWAMY, J. The companymon questions of law arose for decision in these appeals.
appellants claimed at the rate of Rs.
Relying on sale deeds, Ex.
30.000 per Bighabut Land Acquisition Officer after classifying the lands into six blocks A to F, awarded market value ranging between Rs.
8670 of 1983.
The price fetched therein was Rs.
Notification under s. 4 1 of the Land Acquisition Act 1 of 1984 was published in the Punjab State Gazette on January 27, 1978 acquiring 89 acres 4 canals and 12 marlas of land situated in Dhuri village for public purpose, namely to set up new Mandi Township.
30,000 to Rs.
p3 and p 5 filed by the claimants and Ex.
p 3 dated September4,1972, p 5 dated June 14,1976, p 2 dated February 23, 1977 and p 4 dated July 15, 1977, all small extents, he calculated at an average of Rs.
