Sections 4, 18, 23 and 54 Acquisition of Land Compensation Determining the Amount of Compensation Court was to consider the evidence brought to the record by the parties and the Land Acquisition Collector, while also determining the probability of receiving the land compensation. Potential and future prospects had to consider, in addition to the average one-year land price, the value of the land acquired by the government and determining that the buyer would pay the seller, not just the previous sale. It should be taken, but the value of the land as well as its capacity should be determined by other facts. The classification of the ground or its nature may be taken as a relevant consideration, but not exactly because it may be an area `barren 'or rainy, but its market value may be very high, because of this. There are several factors to be taken into account in determining compensation for its location, location, capacity or other beneficial land, while appreciating the nature of the land, its current use and its potential for high potential, In relation to the adjoining land, its exact location, the neighboring land for which it was used, and the land used for such use. In the present case on the effects of the yen, the referee court had taken every aspect of the matter, had already exacerbated the properly settled case and presented a reasonable decision that could be made successfully. The challenge could not be ascertained effectively and convincingly, which could have led to the High Court agreeing to the finding of an acquittal judge. Manas of law and facts
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