COLLECTOR, LAND ACQUISITION, NOWSHERA versus SHAMAS KHAN
Land Acquisition Act 1894 Section 23 The property referenced by the Market Welfare Court of the land acquired for public purposes has been appropriately appreciated or evaluated by the available evidence and is maintained by the collector's award and its Came to this conclusion by increasing the value of the land acquired on the basis. The decision of the available record was not confusing or unreasonable or uncontested by the referee court, but on the contrary, raising the value of the land was sufficiently legal to pay the price almost daily on the road / industrial or residential area. Was going up in relation to the land that was located. The question of whether to put the riot in the jurisdiction was a balanced and fair increase in the value of the land under one question. There was no basis for interfering with the appropriate decision of the referee court because the value of the land was maintained by the referee court.
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