AHMED ALI versus LAND ACQUISITION OFFICER L.B.O.D WAPDA
Sections 4, 6, 18, 23, 28A and 54 Land Acquisition Fair Market Value Assessment and Other Benefits With reference to Courtland Acquisition Officer, 15% instant charge and 6% as well as Rs 10 per square foot rate Receive compensation From the date of occupation of the acquired land, the referee's court maintained the rate of compensation granted by the Land Acquisition Officer, however, under Section 28A of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, at an annual rate of 15%. went. There is no doubt in the history of seizing payment or depositing money in court that the prospective value of this land had to be taken into account and the inflation trend, however, in the present case, the appellant who The land was neither acquired nor provided any documentary evidence in support of the claim, which had a limit of Rs 200 per square foot, nor was it capable of deducting the value of the land. The Land Acquisition Officer, and it was retained by the referee court, entitled the appellant to any increase, pursuant to Section 28A of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, determining the market value of the acquired land, section 4 of the Acquisition Land Act. The price on the date of the notification below should be. The notification under section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, 1894, was issued on 12 1991, the dates of the sale proceedings which were 21 4 1993 and 19 3 1996, cannot be considered, the referee's court said. In the affirmative judgment, the circumstances were adjusted to the extent that the notification was made till the payment of additional compensation at an annual rate of 15% under section 28A of the Land Acquisition Act 1894.
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