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Issues: Whether the compensation dispute arising from the coal land acquisition could be resolved by approving the mutually agreed scheme and constituting a Claims Commission to determine entitlement, possession status, de-notification, and the amount payable.
Analysis: The land had already been acquired and vested in the Central Government and thereafter in the company, but compensation had remained unpaid for years. In the special facts, the parties agreed to a comprehensive mechanism for re-survey, identification of genuine landowners, determination of possession, consideration of de-notification for unsuitable land, and assessment of compensation, including in respect of land where possession had not been taken. The Court accepted that the agreed procedure would serve the ends of justice and fairness, but modified it by itself constituting the Commission, fixing its composition, directing cooperation by the State and the company, and requiring the report to be submitted to the Court for further directions.
Conclusion: The scheme was approved with clarifications and modifications, and a Claims Commission was constituted to determine the compensation and related issues.