GHULAM SIDDIQUE versus COLLECTOR LAND ACQUISITION
Section 18 and 54 Civil Procedure Code (V 1908), A XLI, R 33, 0 1, R 10 and Section 141 of the Irradiation Act 1894, neither appealed against the order of the acquittal judge to increase the compensation of the acquired land nor obtained it. The judge was not a party to the appeal nor appeals to the appellant in view of the demand for higher compensation in the appeal. Applicants have paid the maximum amount of compensation in the appeal. 142 applied for 1982. As a party to the proceedings but the request was rejected the applicants failed to receive relief in the higher forum against the expulsion order, therefore, the order was finalized and thereafter in the appeal. The application was filed almost 9 years after implementation which had finalized the applicants. Knew of the acquisition proceedings and received the applicant's lump sum compensation without objection, claiming that the property owned by the firm is owned and maintained at the time of acquisition, therefore, the applicants The death of a predecessor who is a partner in the firm will not affect the firm's ownership status. Applicants were compensated for their particular share without any protest, which means that they do not consider the property they own as a firm, considering the absence of any material on the record property. Can't go. Applicants' property must be processed in accordance with the requirements of the law under Section 18, Land Acquisition Act, 1894, in order to claim better compensation for their land. Regarding Applicants
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