COMMANDANT INDUS RANGERS AND OTHERS versus ZAHEER MUHAMMAD KHAN
Section 18, 23 and 54 Acquisition of Land Compensation, Increasing the Essential Factors The High Court, in exercise of its jurisdiction of appeal, allowed the appeal of the landowners and increased the compensation while raising the compensation. The evidence of the hearing was not found. The court also failed to consider whether the underground land was barren, fertile and cultivated or otherwise the underground land was not taken into consideration because of the fact that the land was declared as developed. And 15% of the compensation was allowed as soon as the test was developed. Relevant factors were also not examined whether any construction was made in the adjacent adjacent area in the form of a residential housing scheme on which the compensation could be raised, it was not considered. Has put the case on remand while keeping aside the High Court's decision. The court was allowed to appeal a fresh verdict after all parties were given a hearing
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