Sections 24, 26, 27 and 28 of the Punjab Town Environment Act, 1922, Land Acquisition Act of 1894 (Section 184), the respondents receiving land for the Section 16 Development Scheme, whose land was acquired by the Authority for development scheme purposes, Asserts that they are entitled to allotment of alternative plots, a commercial and a resident in return for their acquired land and without such allotment they cannot be excluded from their land scheme for which the defendant's land is resident. The scheme was not, but is made under Sections 24 and 28. The purpose of the Act (I1 of 1927), anchoring the purpose of sections 26 and 27 of the Act for the allocation of alternative plots, was misunderstood when the acquisition of land after the award was in the possession of the collector, the land. Was completely seized by the government. Problems are encountered and respondents rarely have room to treat alternative site allotment as an example of their whereabouts.
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