Section 18 and 23 of the Land Acquisition Act 1894 were received unpaid by the collector owners for compensation for the land settled with the consent of the parties, while they received some part of the compensation under protest. Upon request, their case was referred to the acquittal judge, after which the evidence was rejected and the owners of the referendum acknowledging the implementation of the agreement, which was obtained by consent before finalizing the award. There was a settlement of the land which was subsequently made under such an agreement on the file for the proposal. It was not disclosed that the owners were either compelled to execute the Compensation Settlement Agreement or that they were forced to accept most of the compensation without protest, the owners failed to file a compensation increase. However, the rate of mandatory acquisition compensation rates would be 25% instead of 15%. Acquisition Collector N 23 (2), Land Acquisition Act, 1894, in connection with the amendment to Secto.
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