AMIR KHAN AFRIDI versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH COLLECTOR LAND ACQUISITION
Sections 4, 11, 12 and 18 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application Determining the amount of land compensation The affected landlords have the right to make such an increase it No objection to the rate of compensation. Was listed. Was essentially obtained and subsequently the rate of compensation under the award given by the Collector was raised by the referee court under section 18 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, the applicant was compensated by the Collector before the referee's court. No objection was filed against the rate, while the other affected landowners filed an objection against the default compensation rate which was raised by the referee court affected land owners who paid the compensation rate fixed by the award. No objections / appeals were filed, they will be entitled to increase. In respect of the other, the reimbursement court was instructed by the referee to pay the affected landowners according to the circumstances to pay the rate of compensation, such as by the referee court or another superior court for the same award. Other affected landowners have been settled on the objection / appeal. Their land, if of equal character, and the same potential value as their entry in the revenue record \ r \ n
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