Land Acquisition Act 1894 Sections 4, 23 and 24 of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act (VIII of 1974), Sections 42 and 44, Acquisition of Land Market Value, Indebtedness Market Means, Market Value, Means of Land The price the buyer wanted. Ready to pay and a willing seller was willing to sell the shares to his seller with his land and the buyer's immediate need was to buy or buy the land he used after the share. It was to be ignored, that any increase in its value could not be considered as likely to be obtained by the use of the second estate of the person for whom the land was acquired, while the market value was traced. Was to be assessed according to the price of the land at the time the notification was posted. SA (L), the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, provided that the High Court's finding that the land acquired was to be used for the construction of a road, was to be paid at the same rate, regardless of this. Due to the violation of this principle of law on the basis of such land and other contradictory principles which led to the determination of market value, it was set aside by the Supreme Court.
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