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<h1>Land Compensation Appeal: Revised award granted by Supreme Court exceeding appellants' claim</h1> The appeal filed in the High Court against the award of the Additional District Judge was deemed competent by both the High Court and the Supreme Court. ... - Issues:1. Competency of the appeal filed in the High Court against the award of the Additional District Judge.2. Assessment of compensation for the acquired land.3. Determination of potential value of the land as building sites.Competency of the Appeal:The appeal in the High Court against the award of the Additional District Judge was challenged on the grounds of competency, as it was filed by the Collector and not by the State. The argument was that the Collector was not authorized to file the appeal. However, both the High Court and the Supreme Court found no merit in this contention, stating that the appeal was valid in the eyes of the law.Assessment of Compensation:The Additional District Judge had awarded compensation far higher than what the appellants had claimed in response to the notice under the Land Acquisition Act. The Supreme Court held that the Judge had erred by awarding compensation exceeding the amount claimed by the appellants. The primary issue was whether the High Court was justified in reducing the compensation to Rs. 450 per acre. The Court analyzed the evidence presented by both parties regarding the potential value of the land as building sites.Determination of Potential Value:The appellants argued that the land had potential value as building sites, supported by evidence such as existing buildings nearby, municipal limits, and previous applications for land use change. The Respondent contended that the evidence was insufficient to establish the land's potential value. The Supreme Court examined the evidence, including witness testimonies and documentary proof of land use applications, to conclude that the land indeed had potential value as building sites.Conclusion:After thorough analysis, the Supreme Court determined that the compensation should be awarded at Rs. 1,250 per acre with 6% interest per annum from the date of possession by the Collector. The appellants were also granted solatium at 15% on the compensation amount. Consequently, the appeal was allowed, the High Court's decree was modified, and the appellants were awarded the revised compensation amount.
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