LAND ACQUISITION COLLECTOR, BOR PUNJAB versus SYED HAROON IFTIKHAR
Section 23 Land Acquisition Compensation, Determination of a Land Sales Agreement Containing the Land Acquired, Depending on the Scope Land Acquisition Collector, award of Rs. 300,000 per Marla as well as 15 acquisitions for acquisition. Mandatory Acquisition Compensation Land referee court increased the compensation amount to Rs 600,000 per marl with 15 compensation mandatory acquisitions, with the High Court relying on a land-related sale agreement near the acquisition land. At a rate of Rs 800,000 per marl. Authority that the amount of damages was raised by the High Court to Rs 800,000, the market value of the suit land without any substantiated evidence. When the landlord made no claim in writing regarding the amount of the compensation, he was issued a notice to acquire the land. That the referee court and the High Court did not consider the documentary evidence regarding the average value of the land in the relevant area at the time of the increase in compensation was not justified by the High Court to increase the amount of the contract. Reliable evidence, especially when the issue of selling such an agreement was not sold when it was stated that the sale agreement could not be the basis for determining the market value or the amount of compensation, and Such facts were agreed by the landlord's lawyer. If it was reinstated by the referee's decision, it would have no objection; in view of the reasonable position of the two lawyers, the controversial decision of the High Court was set aside and the referee's court decided on seven of the 15 required acquisition costs.
