ABDUL QADIR versus ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER-CUM-COLLECTOR, QUETTA
In order to establish the market value of such land, the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, shall be compensated for damages section 4 and 23, the owner shall claim that he shall claim compensation for establishing the market value of the property which is section 4, The land was at the date of publication of the notice under the Acquisition Act. The Collector, 1894, was required to determine the compensation in accordance with the parameters set forth in Section 23 of the Act, including whether the seller could expect to receive reasonable compensation from a competent buyer. In addition, it is necessary for the collector to maintain it. With regard to the place, the mental state of the property, its future prospects towards the development of the area, if a portion of its land is acquired, the loss the seller will have to sustain and the factors that will affect his or her ownership of the land. Upon acquisition of the section, its remaining property utilities will be faulty or improved by the referee judge, where the collector paid Rs 11 per square foot, based on the material on the record that the land was found off the main road. Is far away and nature has no built in on it. Nor does the evidence on the record show that the land was cultivable, considering the material available on the record and all other relevant factors, the referee judge had set a reasonable charge of Rs 12 per square foot plus 15 percent mandatory charges.
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